Reviews

This nightmare vision of one day in the car of one of the world’s most important men ends up being a difficult but infinitely rewarding attempt to encapsulate the sickness of the modern condition.

For a movie that sells itself as being more than a rom-com, this charming story never really breaks new ground but instead focuses on smart, human moments—and the rapidly rising talent of Rashida Jones.

Angsty teens with superpowers get the found-footage treatment in this surprisingly deft little sci-fi thriller.

An action film that feels like it's willing to settle for being perfectly competent.

Steven Soderbergh's latest star-studded ensemble plays like a much more realistic take on 1995's Outbreak.

This preposterous revenge tale attempts to mix seriousness and absurdity, with dire results.

Marcus Nispel dulls Robert E. Howard's most well-known pulp hero into a blunt instrument of largely unmemorable violence.

Everything you need to know about Cowboys and Aliens is right there in the title. It delivers the expected. Nothing more, nothing less.

A mixture of honesty and artifice, Crazy, Stupid, Love excels thanks to a great cast and a fantastic third act.

Captain America's earnest combination of goofy, reverent retro vibes and intense action add up to one of the best films in the Marvel lineage.

This documentary follows Coco's "Legally Prohibited From Being Funny On Television Tour" and gives an incredible peek behind the curtain of the late night star.

Pixar doubles down with an even more colorful and even more shallow installment in their kid-friendly Cars franchise.

Werner Herzog repeatedly challenges the audience to pay attention (and stay awake) in this fascinating, if sometimes dull documentary.

Ed Helms anchors this sweetly filthy comedy with an authenticity that avoids all manner of mean-spirited mockery.

Country Strong tries a bit too hard to be dramatic, but great music and some fine performances make for a perfectly decent entertainment.