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A soft-spoken but satisfying drama musing on complacency and violence.
A consistently hilarious look back on the National Lampoon, and the comedians who turned it into an institution.
Marvel's superhero mash-up sequel has its moments, but could use a little elbow room.
A white supremacist attempts a hostile takeover of a small North Dakotan town in this tense, riveting documentary.
Rodney Ascher's The Nightmare is a sometimes creepy look into the phenomenon of sleep paralysis.
A crafty, refreshingly platonic take on young-adult fiction with an exuberant visual sensibility.
Rickman's period romance won't blow any minds, but it'll put smiles on faces.
A personal touch is the greatest asset to this entertaining documentary about environmental activists The Yes Men.
Spartacus and Cassandra is a highly empathetic documentary that finds subtle power in story of Roma immigrant siblings searching for a better tomorrow.
A behind-the-scenes look at one of the most unlikely human-interest stories in recent memory.
This heist movie doesn't reinvent the wheel, but fans of the genre will have a good time nonetheless.
Male entertainers are the heroes in this goofy follow-up to Soderbergh's 2012 surprise hit.
The legendary aspects of this true-life social experiment make up for its procedural approach.
Humor and poignancy collide in this surprisingly moving doc about the best comedian you’ve never heard of.
Schumer and Apatow make raunchy feel classy in their hilarious big-screen collaboration.
An intense passage through the bleak and beautiful terrain of a distressed mind and the accompanying British landscape.
Following a gang intervention organization in LA, this inspiring documentary is a worthwhile addition to the conversation on race and crime.
Adrenaline junkies get their money's worth in the fifth installment of the long-running super spy franchise.
A scientist obsessed with accuracy navigates the weighty issues of love and loss in this enjoyable curiosity.
A genre exercise that comes and goes but is entertaining as hell while it lasts.
The 1980s straight edge hardcore scene sets the backdrop for this coming of age tale.
A compelling but formulaic biopic that lacks the artistic vitality of its subjects.
A jaunty retro spy thriller that's unapologetically obsessed with its own good looks.
Shyamalan's best movie in over a decade is a wickedly entertaining horror romp with a sharp sense of humor.
Jason Schwartzman works his particular brand of magic again, managing to salvage some of the directionless film around him.
This low-key, diverting mystery film showcases a fantastic lead performance and supporting cast.
A truly unique take on the all-too-crowded possession sub-genre, but is it worth the strenuous journey?
A consistently engaging human survival story that makes for a suspenseful popcorn flick.
This anthology horror by the makers of 'V/H/S' benefits from a strong thematic and visual core.
On-the-nose drama plagues this otherwise thrilling, eye-opening look into the 2004 '60 Minutes' scandal.
Filmmaker Michel Gondry takes to the coming-of-age genre to make one of his least eccentric films to date
Despite a few missteps along the way, Manson Family Vacation's fast pace keeps things moving towards its satisfying conclusion.
A man uses a father/daughter road trip to flee his debts and his demons in this uneven but effective drama.
A engaging and comedic take on the punk rock lifestyle.
A dark, surreal road trip brings out laughter and pain in this subversive, provocative anti-comedy.
Two powerful performances uplift this formulaic gay rights drama.
This platonic love story is melodrama at its best though tacky humor threatens to sour the pot.
As sharply put together as it is, 'Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict' feels both overstuffed and cursory.
Standard, satisfying Bond fare that will please many, surprise none.
A clear-cut yet culturally rich survival tale, 'Theeb' is an assured and sharply focused debut.
