Simu Liu plays the Marvel superhero in this rich and evocative feature that combines western superheroes and Shaolin philosophy
This may (or may not) be the best film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe yet, but it is undoubtedly the one all 21 previous films have been leading up to
Despite two dozen comic book characters competing for screen time, the biggest Marvel movie to date is also one of the best
Director Taika Waititi injects some eccentric humor into the Marvel Universe, resulting in the best Thor movie to date
Boston Globe reporters uncover Catholic Church cover-ups in this standout production, Oscar winner for 2015’s Best Picture
Avengers: Age of Ultron climaxes with a 30-minute sequence of our titular heroes bashing the hell out of an endless army of metalheads
Begin Again is a gleeful feel-good experience that is destined to please all but the most demanding viewers
Now You See Me, a glitzy, star-studded Vegas-style collaboration, won’t hold up in retrospect but it’s plenty fun while it’s unfolding
The Avengers brings together all of these characters – and more – for a superhero smash-up that sets a new standard for comic book movies
The Kids Are All Right is light sitcom-level entertainment, tame and dull and even, perhaps, unwittingly offensive in design
Shutter Island is a maddening film, an exquisitely made but frustratingly generic thriller that only eventually rises above its source material
The Brothers Bloom stars Mark Ruffalo, Adrien Brody, and Rinko Kikuchi in a fun caper story from writer-director Rian Johnson
Reservation Road starts off with a jolt but quickly becomes tedious as unneeded coincidences pile up
David Fincher´s Zodiac is a gripping, fascinating true-crime story