Movie Reviews

Alison Brie and Jason Sudeikis try being "just friends" while navigating a mutual tendency to abuse sex in this hilariously fresh rom com.

A strong visual emphasis on the sensory experience and a gorgeous original score makes Blind pure cinema.

A white supremacist attempts a hostile takeover of a small North Dakotan town in this tense, riveting documentary.

A stunning look at three different cities provides one dazzling visual after another.

'Je Suis Charlie' takes a difficult subject and handles it with sensitivity and grace.

This fun, high-concept romantic comedy casts 123 different actors in the same role.

The strange combo of Chan, Cusack, and Brody intrigues but this frilly film is a blood-soaked PSA for world peace.

The latest reflection on Steve Jobs' life seems overly eager to compensate for all the hero worship of past films on its subject.

A script too safe for actors with bottomless resources.

A sisterly comedy banking on bad behavior to fuel its ho-hum comedy.

Casting its lens on a Bralizilan housekeeper, this familial drama skirts around the class issues at its core.

Jason Schwartzman works his particular brand of magic again, managing to salvage some of the directionless film around him.

This tense psychological dystopian thriller doesn't have your average 'Hunger Games' love triangle.

History meets destiny in this beautifully crafted South Korean period tale of love, honor, betrayal, and vengeance.