Minus the humor from previous Marvel outings, Black Widow is rough going until Pugh and a hammy David Harbour show up
Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz compete for the attention of Queen Anne in this bitterly satiric drama now playing in Prague cinemas
Youth is a little bit of a mess – and certainly not as on-target as the director’s previous film, the Oscar-winning The Great Beauty
Oz: The Great and Powerful feels awash in a computer-generated wasteland once the story moves to the titular kingdom
The Bourne Legacy has a lot to live up to, coming off the heels of some of the most popular action movies of the past decade
Dream House devolves into a cookie-cutter formula and choppy, abrupt editing that seems to open up retrospective plot holes
Agora is set in Alexandria at the end of the fourth century A.D., when Christianity overtook other religions
The Lovely Bones is also an incredibly misguided film that feels icky and unpleasant and all sorts of wrong
The Brothers Bloom stars Mark Ruffalo, Adrien Brody, and Rinko Kikuchi in a fun caper story from writer-director Rian Johnson
My Blueberry Nights does well enough on its own accord, though it pales in comparison to the director’s previous films
The Fountain is a a magical, mystical, spiritual, and intimate film that tackles subjects no less than life and death and the nature of our existence in this world