For all 111 rousing minutes of the Affleck film’s running time, “Air” proves remarkably gifted at making you believe.
“Triangle of Sadness” — written and directed by Swedish filmmaker Ruben Östlund — uniquely and bitingly tackles social roles on a luxury yacht filled with the ultra-wealthy.
Though Adrenaline’s level of intensity could feel draining, the team was nonetheless motivated by their experience.
With everything from over-the-top camp to true horror, there’s a television series right for every type of watcher to get in the Halloween mood.
Wilde delivers a redundant social statement through an incoherent plot, rarely delving deeper than Victory’s shiny surface.
West’s fantastical, period-specific stylization and Goth’s tour-de-force performance have crystallized “Pearl” as a memorable horror villain for the ages, which — in a way — gives Pearl herself the immortality she always dreamed of.
Director Jordan Peele’s films have garnered attention for their thrilling and socially conscious stories, but his third feature film “NOPE” may be his most exciting and abstract tale yet.
“Russian Doll” tackles generational trauma with wit and empathy, bolstered by excellent performances from each member of the cast.
One of the directors selected is award-winning Andre Joseph, whose latest short film, “Dismissal Time,” will screen as part of the film series.
While season four feels the loss of season one’s tighter focus, it is still consistently entertaining.
In spite of the film’s closing stumbles, “X” is mostly a treat.
“Cheaper by the Dozen” had the chance to produce a movie both entertaining and culturally relevant, but instead delivered something empty and forgettable.
The long-running franchise has seen various actors portray Batman – Robert Pattinson being the latest to take on the role.
Waiting for Anderson to tell her story when she’s ready would restore her control over an aspect of her life stolen from her — “Pam & Tommy” only rehashes the past without learning from it.
Likely because the series has been so significant in American popular culture, the best quality of “Jackass Forever” is the unrivaled community experience it offers in a crowded theater.
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