Bruno Dumont looks under the surface of French country life, and discovers a dark underbelly and his funny bone in one go. A pitch-black treat.
An imperfect but marked improvement on so many biopics, Love and Mercy has soul to spare and terrific performances at its core.
More than any other genre, the Western feels compelled to undermine its own history and tropes in order to stand...
Song of the Sea reminds us the modern world is still home to some magic, with a pleasant story of familial love and truly dazzling animation.
Magic Mike XXL evokes in its audience a sweat-drenched shared experience to rival even its characters’ pill-popping interludes.
Thoughtful, insightful and featuring what’s sure to become seen as a seminal McKellen performance, Mr. Holmes is well worth your time.
Ant-Man has potential to be involving and more character-driven than most superheroes, but it's mostly just another Marvel flick: fun, but largely unremarkable.
A genuine attempt to create a new story that can be accessed by younger generations as well as older. More importantly, Terminator Genisys is full of fun.
Entourage provides more of the breezy fun that made the series so popular, without ever stepping outside its comfort zone to provide a cinematic experience.