Citizen Kane

‘Citizen Kane’ launched Orson Welles’ career and brilliantly reshaped moviemaking. You know, little stuff like that.

Enola Holmes 3

Netflix’s ‘Enola Holmes 3’ brings another fun mystery to the series, but we see several violent fight scenes and a few sensual moments between an engaged couple.

ChaO

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‘ChaO’ is a creative, colorful anime with sweet messages about love and acceptance. But some content barnacles cling to its hull.

Tuner

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In ‘Tuner,’ a guy with supersensitive hearing uses his unique skillset to crack safes. Too bad the film’s foul language will ring in most viewer’s ears.

Little Brother

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The nice messages in Netflix’s ‘Little Brother’ are completely overshadowed by the film’s raunchy comedy, foul language and more.

Voicemails for Isabelle

Netflix’s ‘Voicemails for Isabelle’ is often sweet, sometimes funny and, all too often, problematic as well.

In the Hand of Dante

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Netflix’s ‘In the Hand of Dante’ feels like a pretentious, smirkingly shocking, absolutely vacuous puddle of goo.

Power Ballad

Paul Rudd plays a wedding band singer longing for better days. But though ‘Power Ballad’ strums a few nice chords, it’s no standing O.

Color Book

‘Color Book’ has some quiet and wonderful moments in its black-and-white palette. Too bad there are some off-color language bits, too.