Movie Reviews

A film about gay men's voices poses an interesting question but fails to provide many interesting answers.

Perhaps the most formulaic Marvel movie to date, though it ends on a high note.

'Ardor' is an eco-friendly jungle western with a tedious narrative, predictable outcomes, confusing allusions, and an underwhelming conclusion.

Following a gang intervention organization in LA, this inspiring documentary is a worthwhile addition to the conversation on race and crime.

A corrupt cop gets his comeuppance in this deranged and devilishly funny thrill ride from South Korean director Kim Seong-hun.

A twenty-something slacker looks to add direction to his aimless life path in this burdened comedy.

A drama about urban mothers grieving after a senseless murder derails into a half-hearted action flick.

Chaitanya Tamhane's debut film is an awkward, amusing takedown of India's inefficient legal system.

A lack of direction in this indie documentary on beauty and the search for perfection makes for a particular and sincere experience.

Unnecessary drama and emotional manipulation take away from Tig Notaro's inherently powerful life story.

The only mystery in this debut feature is why actors of this caliber signed up for it.

A complex, towering portrait of two men raging against lawless terror and the imposing system they are trapped within.

Look past the frenzied, sun-kissed surface, and you'll find a surprisingly humanist core.

With no compelling story or emotional arc, this behind-the-scenes career doc should only appeal to diehard fans of its subject.