Alexander Payne’s The Holdovers is a wintery character drama about feeling gloomy, and lost, and lonely. But it’s also full of warmth and s...

It never fails to amaze me how all musicians’ biopics eventually turn into the same movie. Once they get past the specifics of w...

Shamelessly formulaic, San Andreas is a familiar disaster movie. It wants us to gawk as California is hit by the Biggest Earthqu...

Ari Folman’s The Congress is a rare movie that starts with a nugget of inspiration and then imagines faster, imagines farther, ...

What makes Spider-Man fundamentally engaging and enjoyable is his relatable humanity. Peter Parker is just a normal young guy wi...

Solomon Northup was a talented violinist who was hired to play for parties and other social gatherings near his home. He lived i...

Turbo , the latest family film from Dreamworks Animation, is stale and forgettable, but brightly colored and moves along at a br...

Rock of Ages is nothing but fake all the way deep down to its core. It’s without even the slightest nod towards genuine human emotion or d...

George Clooney’s fourth film as director is The Ides of March, a modern political drama with the look, tone and score of a thriller. It ...

Say what you will about the 2009 surprise comedy smash hit The Hangover , it had a pretty great premise. Four guys head out to Vegas for ...

I would never have guessed that behind the bland ads and a blander poster, that Duplicity could actually be very good. I’m so happy that it...