Review Reviews

Schumer and Apatow make raunchy feel classy in their hilarious big-screen collaboration.

McKellen's Sherlock Holmes is arguably the best of the modern era.

The legendary aspects of this true-life social experiment make up for its procedural approach.

A scientist obsessed with accuracy navigates the weighty issues of love and loss in this enjoyable curiosity.

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.