Smith has crafted a funny and wistful observance on coming to terms with the passage of time and life between parents, adult children and siblings.…
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Alex Garland’s latest head trip Men, starring Jessie Buckley as a haunted Londoner who retreats to the countryside following a personal trauma, begins strong and becomes less compelling as it resolves. This is mostly because Garland ultimately proves less interested in his feminine enigma…
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Bold, uncompromising and cautionary about the stark reality of where we are headed.…
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Probably the less said about the pointless new Firestarter the better, a movie that makes its 1984 predecessor (which wasn’t one of the better movie adaptations of a Stephen King novel) look positively artful in comparison.…
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Smart and scary, Hatching is an impressive mash-up of social critique, body horror and monster movie, each equally effective.…
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It's Cage's world and we are just living in it---and that proves a hell of a good time.…
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An exhilarating howl into the void and a rare studio film with ideas, intelligence and vision, Eggers delivers thrilling picture about the cost of revenge and the unbendable nature of men to perpetuate savagery.…
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Mark Wahlberg delivers a career best performance in a serious-minded examination of individual awakening that avoids proselytizing in favor of entertainment.…
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Ambulance is an act of moviemaking as orgiastic overdrive, pummeling you, and then pummeling you again, into being entertained. It works. Credit Bay and company for delivering a maximalist popcorn movie that keeps topping its own absurdity.…
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A head-spinning sci-fi adventure and passionate love letter to star Michelle Yeoh so deliriously realized and assembled it all but leaves you awestruck. For all its conceptual ingenuity, scale and imagination, its neatest trick is its human emotions, sneaking up for a wallop.…
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