Disconnect
This cautionary drama graphically demonstrates what’s at stake when online relationships become more “real” than the flesh and blood ones closest to us.
Not Today
By highlighting the plight of one father and one daughter in India, Not Today tackles the subject of human trafficking in microcosm, while painting a broader picture globally.
To the Wonder
Inspirational (and insufferable) director Terrence Malick is back with a sometimes wonderful, sometimes sexual (and always unusual) rumination on love and faith.
Scary Movie V
The Scary Movie flicks haven’t ever been all that scary. Oh! These things are supposed to be parodies? That’s odd. They’ve never been funny either.
Evil Dead
You’ve already seen the title. So you don’t need to read this review. Really, you don’t. Don’t even bother. Move the cursor away. Click on something that’s quick instead of dead. Something green instead of red. Please. No, no, DON—
The Place Beyond the Pines
It’s a nice sounding title, but there’s no peaceful breeze wafting through these trees. This father-son micro-epic snaps off limbs and uproots saplings in a gale of horrific choices.
Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor
Marriage is about sticking together, for better or worse, ’til death do us part. But those vows can be get tested when a handsome, Ferrari-driving tech mogul comes slithering through the door—especially in a Tyler Perry morality tale.
G.I. Joe: Retaliation
Mindless boomery and villainous cartoonery? G.I. Joe returns to the big screen, with Dwayne Johnson and Bruce Willis lending their brawn to the boom this time around.
Admission
Welcome to Princeton! Or, at least that’s what admissions officer Tina Fey would like to say to one special young high schooler … who may very well be the son she gave up for adoption.
Olympus Has Fallen
This terrorist thriller starring Gerard Butler as a former Secret Service agent repelling North Korean terrorists could have been titled Die Hard 6: White House Wasteland.