Review Reviews

A dialogue-heavy, meditative meander through a tangled web of romance in modern-day Argentina.

An Arab teen attending an Israeli school finds love and battles bigotry as he searches for himself in this glorious drama.

Dominic Purcell sleeps through this lazy and incoherent remake of an exploitation cult classic.

Aggressively upbeat, Forbes' filmic tribute to her late, manic-depressive father is high-caliber entertainment.

Hypnotic music and stimulating imagery fail to entrance the way they should.

Once the glossy, music video veneer is stripped away, all that remains is an 85-minute hate tweet.

A ribald Aussie anthology that proves to be mildly amusing and frustratingly sloppy.

The cast assembled for this parody of underdog sports stories keeps Balls Out amusing through its tedious plot.

Famuyiwa's unpredictable coming-of-age comedy is, in fact, insanely dope.

An overnight "family playdate" becomes increasingly awkward and sexual as the night unfolds.

A critique of the French healthcare system is bolstered by a thoughtful script and strong lead performances.

An ambitious film about the every day stories we overhear is stronger in concept than execution.

Al Pacino can't pull this nostalgic film out of its reverie.

Pixar's latest animated adventure is their weirdest, most universal picture yet.