Darren Aronofsky’s Noah is abstract and literal, bombastic and tender, reverent and perverse, overwrought and undercooked, vindi...

The Grand Budapest Hotel is a caper perched between the World Wars. Writer-director Wes Anderson (inspired by the writings of Au...

So many young adult novels have gotten so lugubrious and solemn about subject matter that’s inherently exciting pulp. The...

Adam (Jake Gyllenhaal) is a troubled college professor. We don’t know the source of his anxiety, but he enters Enemy dis...

Muppets Most Wanted finds Jim Henson’s loveable felt-and-fur goofballs up to their usual good-natured meta trickiness and bount...

Veronica Mars was a high school detective, helping her private investigator father with his caseload and taking on all kinds of ...

Need for Speed is never better than when it spends time hurtling along in and around cars going top speeds down city streets, c...