This is an undeniably fun sci-fi B-movie writ large, made with great care by director and co-writer Dan Trachtenberg, who tells a scaled-back story with a heavy dose of lore.
This evocative biopic from director and co-writer James Mangold (Walk the Line) doesn’t reinvent an especially well-worn genre, but its flavorful performances and dedication to the music make it a lot of fun to watch.
From the director of Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Shortbus, this campy 1970s throwback is weird, wild stuff
This new film from Sofia Coppola is tense and atmospheric, even if it adds little to the Clint Eastwood 1971 original
Angelina Jolie anchors Disney’s Maleficent, a CGI-infused take on the Sleeping Beauty fairy tale that purports to spin the story on its head
We Bought a Zoo – Crowe’s first film since 2005’s Elizabethtown – is good-natured, agreeable, and even heartwarming
Super 8 is set in 1979 and captures the spirit of the era better than anything Spielberg himself has directed in the past two decades
Like most of director Sofia Coppola’s work, Somewhere is slow and pretentious and ultimately worthwhile
Reservation Road starts off with a jolt but quickly becomes tedious as unneeded coincidences pile up
Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett star in Alejandro González Iñárritu’s masterfully directed tale of parallel stores