A spoiler-free review of one of 2016's most anticipated movies
Read MoreStar Wars: The Force Awakens
There's reason to feel optimistic again as a Star Wars fan, and that just might be the most exciting feeling of all right now.
Read MoreYouth
Ultimately the film is too pretentious to be taken seriously as art, but too high minded to be convincing as parody.
Read MoreThe Big Short
Like all great satire, The Big Short holds a mirror up to our world and makes us laugh at things that should otherwise make us cry. I look forward to seeing it again and would not hesitate for a moment to call it one of the best films of 2015.
Read MoreThe Peanuts Movie
Like a warm blanket, The Peanuts Movie delivers feelings of warmth, security, and happiness that are virtually impossible to find elsewhere at the multiplex at the moment.
Read MoreBridge of Spies
The fourth pairing of Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg is also one of their best.
Read MoreWhere to Invade Next (Chicago International Film Festival 2015)
Where to Invade Next, Michael Moore's eighth theatrically released feature, finds him on assignment from the United States military to seek out the best place to—as the title states—invade next.
Read MoreGoosebumps
Ehrmagerd, Jerk Blerk stirs ern Gersberms!
Read MoreListen to Me Marlon
Making use of nearly 2,000 hours of recorded thoughts, insights, ramblings, and some technological strangeness, director Stevan Riley‘s film allows Brando himself to do a post-mortem on his life and career.
Read MoreManglehorn
Pacino goes small for the latest film from director David Gordon Green, but it doesn't quite pay off.
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