I bet if you’re an aspiring animator looking to innovate these days, it’s Sony where you’d want to work. They’ve had the edge on style and c...

If you’re looking for signs of life in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Thunderbolts* has you covered. It gets back to what these Marvel movi...

We’re so used to stories of man versus machine that there’s something peculiar about landing in a story that’s man merging with machine. Tha...

Violent Night is for people who still think it makes them sound interesting to pretend they just noticed Die Hard is a Christmas movie. Thi...

After a decade spent hanging around the movies of other heroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Black Widow gives Scarlett Johansson's...

Steven Soderbergh’s small and satisfying No Sudden Move gets by on style and the sheer propulsive pleasure of plot. His filmmaking is so sl...

Woody Allen’s latest production, Crisis in Six Scenes , has his best premise since Midnight in Paris . Set in the late 1960s, the...

Black Mass is a true crime gangster picture that doesn’t have a perspective or opinion on the events it recounts. It is c...

Scott Frank knows what he’s doing. He specializes in crime stories, heists and mysteries, serious-minded and skillfully p...

In many ways a fairly standard cop movie, End of Watch follows two Los Angeles policemen through harrowing shifts in South Centr...

In theory the playfully fanciful French auteur Michel Gondry should be the perfect choice to direct a superhero movie. After all, it was si...

Revolutionary Road is now available on DVD and Blu-ray. Since 1961, when Richard Yates’ great novel Revolutionary Road was published, it h...

If a thriller is like a pot of water, State of Play is centered on the right burner, simmers satisfactorily for a while, and manages to boi...