Reviews

As far as period piece spy thrillers go, director Guy Ritchie’s "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" stands near the top of the genre.

Despite being a mystery without an overly complicated mystery to solve, "Wicked Little Letters" turns out to be a rather entertaining frolic of a film...[Read More]

As far as directorial debuts go, there are only a handful of films that may be as well respected by history as Dev Patel’s work with "Monkey Man."

"Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire" is a welcome addition to the franchise and one that perhaps bodes well for future installments.

Kobi Libii's "The American Society of Magical Negroes" is a film with a purpose as well as sound and earnest intentions that make it more powerful tha...[Read More]

The documentary "Frida" is an honest and lovingly constructed film that brings to the forefront the far-reaching influence of Kahlo and her work.

The story of redemption and family at the heart of "Arthur the King" easily makes it one of the best family films of the year.

Although "Kung Fu Panda 4" may not be one of the worst animated films ever made, it is certainly the least enjoyable and entertaining film in the seri...[Read More]

Not only is "Dune: Part Two" even more compelling and beautiful than the first installment, it also makes the third film in the series a must-see even...[Read More]

"Drive-Away Dolls" may not mirror other films from the Coen Brothers, but it is an extremely entertaining and rewarding piece from an unapologetic fil...[Read More]

The latest film about a musician – "Bob Marley: One Love" – ultimately plays out more as a celebration of Bob Marley than as a “warts-and-all" biograp...[Read More]

A profound depth of the story and sweeping breadth of the conflicts within transforms "The Teacher’s Lounge" into one of the best films of the year.