This twisty spy thriller from Kingsman director Matthew Vaughn has some real surprises and a wealth of appealing performances.
The stage presentation of Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap provides a wonderful backdrop for this lightweight investigation
Taika Waititi directs and stars as an imagined version of Adolf Hitler in this WWII satire set to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival
The actor best known for his role of Theon Greyjoy has joined the production of Taika Waititi’s WWII satire, now shooting in Prague
Production has started on the WWII satire starring Scarlett Johansson, Sam Rockwell, and Rebel Wilson, and its director has released the first image from the set
The Aussie comedienne and Pitch Perfect star joins Scarlett Johansson and Sam Rockwell in the Taika Waititi-directed WWII satire
The Oscar-winning actor joins star Scarlett Johansson and director Taika Waititi for the upcoming WWII satire
Director Martin McDonagh’s third feature film is a brutally effective tale of the ineffectiveness of anguish and outrage
2015’s Poltergeist plays like a highlight reel of the 1982 original, sufficiently re-creating its scare scenes and shaving off 20 minutes in the process
Seven Psychopaths is a film about writing, or more specifically writer’s block, perhaps born from the writer-director’s own difficulties
Cowboys & Aliens does, indeed, feature both cowboys and aliens, but it doesn’t seem to know what to do with either of them
Iron Man 2 is very nearly as good as the first installment, and in some ways, it’s better
Everybody’s Fine is competently shot and directed and put together, and front and center is a pretty good performance by Robert De Niro
A nifty little piece of science fiction, Duncan Jones’ Moon works on the same level as the best of the genre
Ron Howard’s Frost/Nixon fleshes out the famous 1977 TV interview between British talk-show host David Frost and former US president Richard Nixon