Reviews

Best known for era-defining ’90s hits including ‘Parklife’, ‘Girls...

Let’s make one thing clear: the premise of Under Paris is seriously silly....

A postscript to this philosophical effort explains that an unknown Oxford don...

The last two years have seen the inexorable winding up of an era in men’s...

Director Julia von Heinz takes on a lot here, wrangling a lightly comedic...

When we first see Paul (Nicolas Cage) in Ben Brewer’s Arcadian, he’s...

The Western has been declared dead more often than Dracula, but Kevin Costner...

Of all the Pixar films to follow up, Inside Out seems the most risky. While the...

Bigfoot has not enjoyed much in the way of flattering depictions on the screen;...

It’s not unusual for a Western to open with a figure on horseback. However,...

Based on a novel by Irish author A.M. Shine, writer-director Ishana Night...

Maybe it’s the Florida heat, but this series about Miami cop-buddies named...

Everyone loves the Muppets. That is simply a truism in life, for anyone with a...

This portrait of real-life swimmer Gertrude Ederle feels resolutely...

Anyone expecting the usual A-list documentary fodder — wacky on-set...

Sting starts with a bang. An old woman with short-term memory loss is...

Opening with an actress screaming at an invisible attacker while filming a...

In 1979, George Miller made his feature debut with Mad Max, a modest,...

These days, any original sci-fi film is worth cheering for; one boasting...

Garfield — the lasagne-loving, Monday-hating, greedy, grumpy cat originating...

It’s taken a while for Glen Powell to truly step into the spotlight. After...

On paper, John Krasinski’s IF has all the right ingredients for a fun-filled,...

Perhaps it comes as no surprise that a film named Hoard is, well, disgusting....

Soil gently brushed off an ancient piece of pottery, paint peeling from a villa...