Movie Reviews

Talk about exceeding expectations. Is this the best 'Rocky' movie yet?

The last chapter in Katniss' saga is an ugly one.

Two men struggle to find common ground in order to usher Zimbabwe's shaky coalition government into a new era of democracy.

As sharply put together as it is, 'Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict' feels both overstuffed and cursory.

An exhilarating must-watch around the feminine experience of five fierce Turkish girls.

An electric newsroom drama sporting a stunning ensemble.

A spirited tribute to a legendary singer so full of love she can't hold it in.

A dark, surreal road trip brings out laughter and pain in this subversive, provocative anti-comedy.

Eccentricity abounds in this tale of three outliers, but all it produces is boredom.

A surreal, effective, and deeply experimental horror film from extreme horror filmmaker Phil Stevens which manages to get under one's skin.

Bryan Cranston plays a hero of the Hollywood blacklist in a film unequal and unfit to its historical significance.

This platonic love story is melodrama at its best though tacky humor threatens to sour the pot.

Charles Schulz's classic combination of humor and pathos is still a winner, and Snoopy's still adorable.

An enchanting and moving story of cultural identity, romance, and life's most difficult choices.