A 90-minute comedy that's funny, though not exactly memorable or unique.
Review: A Cure for Wellness
Gore Verbinski returns to horror for the first time since The Ring with stellar results.
Review: Fifty Shades Darker
The steamy Fifty Shades sequel comes to the screen.
Review: A United Kingdom
A historical drama set amongst South African apartheid boasting great lead performances.
Review: The Lego Batman Movie
If you're a Batman fan, you're obligated to see this.
Review: John Wick: Chapter 2
Does Chapter 2 live up to the original? Does a "Baba Yaga" shoot several bad guys in the face with surprising proficiency?
Review: This Was the XFL
This new 30 for 30 documentary explains why we're not watching the 16th Annual Million Dollar Game this year.
Review: Rings
Ben Lane takes a look at the belated Ring sequel.
Review: The Salesman
Asghar Farhadi's latest is his strongest film since A Separation.
Review: The Space Between Us
An overcooked composite of The Martian and The Fault in Our Stars for the teen crowd.
Review: The Lure
The best musical about bloodthirsty teenage mermaids you'll ever see.
Review: Trespass Against Us
An intriguing Irish crime-thriller with great work from Michael Fassbender.
Sundance 2017: Last Men in Aleppo
An important film dealing with the work of the White Helmets in the Syrian Civil War.
Sundance 2017: Bad Day for the Cut
Chris Baugh's debut feature has shades of Jeremy Saulnier's Blue Ruin.
Sundance 2017: It's Not Yet Dark
This documentary narrated by Colin Farrell is a story of human triumph.
Sundance 2017: I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore
Macon Blair's directorial debut is a well-paced crime-thriller with outstanding performances.
Sundance 2017: Killing Ground
An Australian outback thriller with grindhouse vibes.