Movie Reviews

Kaleidoscopic in a most humanitarian and intimate sense, Frederick Wiseman's 40th documentary is an observance of beauty in culture and everyday life.

A cruel character portrait that provides no meaningful insight as consolation.

A tribute doc too formal and academic to get fully caught up in emotionally.

A clear-cut yet culturally rich survival tale, 'Theeb' is an assured and sharply focused debut.

A documentary focused on the oddities in people's basements isn't as shocking as it wishes.

Standard, satisfying Bond fare that will please many, surprise none.

A harrowing, powerful documentary about soldiers suffering from PTSD that places emotions at the forefront.

A modest, respectful film chronicling the dark days of the early suffragist movement.

Gaspar Noé's sensational sexual epic is both a numbing and impressive feature.

A surprising horror/western mash-up with a terrific cast, 'Bone Tomahawk' is an impressive debut.

An entrepreneur faces challenges both financial and supernatural in this plodding socioeconomic drama/horror.

Great performances can't save this lackluster western from constant frustration.

An overwhelming, insane, and exhilarating ride no one will want to get off of.

A family of beekeepers in the Italian countryside have their isolated, harmonious existence threatened in Alice Rohrwacher's warm, naturalistic hit from Cannes.