To lag, meaning to fall or stay behind. That’s what Keira Knightley’s done in this quirky, indie dramedy. But the …
A washed-up movie star tries to find a second life as a serious stage actor. But his superhero alter ego …
Brad Pitt’s World War II tank warfare movie rubs our cinematic faces in two hours of grimy, dirty, charred-flesh misery.
A rumination on race relations at a fictional Ivy League school, Dear White People wants to give us something important …
This overwrought romance gives us, of course, two likable lovers—and a really problematic love story.
You just can’t keep a good monster down—not when he’s 350 feet tall. And now Japan’s favorite destroyer of cities …
Andrew Neiman’s determined to become one of the greatest jazz drummers of all time. To get there he’ll have to …
This judge-accused-of-murder tale is far less about legal entanglements and more about an estranged father and son searching for reconciliation.
St. Vincent didn’t convince me of Vincent’s sainthood. But it does remind me that people are so much more than …
A new dimension of the ancient monster Dracula is being exposed to the sunlight. Was he really just a misunderstood …
Beyond a few notes about content, there are some movies that you shouldn’t know too much about going in. And …
This adaptation of Gillian Flynn’s best-selling novel is filled with enough graphic content to earn the strongest warning Plugged In …
Much like the 2006 award-winning documentary God Grew Tired of Us, this drama grabs Americans by the collar.
Threatened babies, ceiling-crawling demons, screeching occultists and bloody suicides do not a watchable movie make. Even in the horror genre.
Men, Women & Children is not a fun movie. It is not a “good” movie. It is, for lots of …