Silent-era Hollywood is the place dreams are made of and a cesspool of human depravity in this masterpiece of American cinema.
Rock and Samuel L. Jackson play police detectives targeted by a Jigsaw copycat in this gory new entry in the Saw franchise
The Internship isn’t very good, but it’s so darn eager to please that it becomes almost impossible to dislike
A cynical, pessimistic tale, The Ides of March is an all-too pertinent reminder of the state of the political game
The Darkest Hour has two things going for it: shots of a completely deserted Moscow and an unusual alien menace
The Social Network is a surprisingly profound story that lives in the “now” and demands to be seen by contemporary audiences
Agora is set in Alexandria at the end of the fourth century A.D., when Christianity overtook other religions