A ragtag group of bandits embarks on a connect-the-dots adventure in this lightweight but largely fun adaptation of the tabletop game.
Pine stars as a former soldier recruited into some shady mercenary work in this actioner from director Tarik Saleh
DC finally matches Marvel with the biggest (and best) superheroine film to ever hit cinemas
Star Trek gets fast & furious in this rousing sci-fi adventure, one of 2016’s better blockbusters
Well-cast, well-produced, and seemingly faithful to the real-life operation it depicts, The Finest Hours is a rousing, if minor, success
Into the Woods is largely a drag despite lively performances and Stephen Sondheim’s wonderful music and lyrics
Horrible Bosses 2 has a number of genuine laughs and an undeniable charm that overcomes its frequent vulgarity
Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit is immensely aided by the presence of Kenneth Branagh both in front of and behind the camera
Despite the gloomy title, Star Trek Into Darkness is anything but: this is a big, bright, slam-bang action-adventure film
This Means War is Spy vs. Spy as two young CIA agents vie to win the affections of a product testing executive
Bottle Shock looks at the 1976 blind wine-tasting competition in France that declared a Napa Valley wine as the victor
Star Trek is the kind of Hollywood blockbuster that hasn’t been seen since Spielberg and Lucas were in their prime
Joe Carnahan’s Smokin’ Aces has drawn comparisons to Tarantino, but owes much more to Guy Ritchie