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A documentary exploring crime from the perspective of the man who once committed it.
The controversial case against gay marriage in California gets the spotlight in this engaging documentary.
The search for the cure for aging is lead by two eccentric scientists.
Burton's most tastefully designed film in years ultimately falls flat because Adams and Waltz can't get on the same page.
Jolie's POW drama is too polite to its subject, preferring to emphasize nobility over the truth of misery and torture.
A pleasant, but unchallenging documentary about a man who left a life of privilege for a life of simplicity and virtue.
Moore gives her all as an Alzheimer's sufferer in a dumpy, schematic disease movie.
A well-constructed, well-groomed class drama with lots of big ideas that doesn't end up saying much.
A by-the-book Western without a leg to stand on.
A personality portrait of YouTube pundit Cenk Uygur that lacks its subject's audacity.
A small-town reporter's big lies might actually turn out to be true in this ludicrous yet charming Canadian indie.
Baumbach's cross-generational comedy is at first a delight, but a sour third act ruins the fun.
Liam Neeson spills blood yet again, and it's not half bad.
East meets west and old action stars take on familiar roles in this indie action flick with Dolph Lundgren and Tony Jaa.
A disorienting Yves Saint Laurent biopic that feels like chasing the fashion icon through a maze of mirrors.
An awkward mix of gritty material and indie quirk goes down easier thanks to a fantastic lead performance by Lindsay Pulsipher.
Plympton's uncomfortably unnatural style creates beautiful set pieces in his mildly enjoyable new feature
Good intentions don't translate to good filmmaking in this scatterbrained examination of drone warfare.
The Dead Lands is a clichéd action film just packaged in a more interesting way, resulting in a moderately pleasurable film.
Ivy Meeropol’s documentary offers some shocking revelations about nuclear power plant safety but often without detailed explanations.
Crowe's shaky directorial debut is a mournful celebration of his home country.
Tame and derivative, Katz's familial dramedy is nevertheless an easy-breezy watch.
This decent documentary looks at the meteoric rise and precipitous fall of a legendary '80s movie studio.
Jason Banker's blending of documentary and fiction in this horror film is, for better and worse, a bold and risky move.
Look past the frenzied, sun-kissed surface, and you'll find a surprisingly humanist core.
A strange and multi-layered narrative, you'll either laugh or scratch your head at Quentin Dupieux's latest.
With a lot to say on drug-sales platform Silk Road, encryption, digital rights, and Ross Ulbricht this doc struggles to form a unified narrative.
This Melissa McCarthy 007 parody serves its star well, but some nagging comedy clichés sully the fun.
Unnecessary drama and emotional manipulation take away from Tig Notaro's inherently powerful life story.
Vivid and peculiar memories of the Carnation Revolution continue in Pedro Costa's latest mind-sapping hybrid.
This cyberbullying whodunit asks relevant questions about the implications of our actions online.
This whimsical doc about the legendary comedy troupe's historical reunion only caters to existing fans.
Cold feet are the least of a bride's worries after she is bitten by a bug in this beautifully shot but unevenly told horror film.
Tough to recommend as a viewing experience, but as an experiment in cinematic mood placement this one fires on all cylinders.
The latest reflection on Steve Jobs' life seems overly eager to compensate for all the hero worship of past films on its subject.
A musical family drama that gets dampened by a tentative script and an even-steven ending.
An unstructured but curious look at one disadvantaged man's quest for the American dream.
To write No Ordinary Hero off as a predictable and haphazardly constructed film would be a mistake, it does what it sets out to do: entertain a deeply underserved...
This fun, high-concept romantic comedy casts 123 different actors in the same role.
A mockumentary about a world where men no longer have a purpose is entertaining, even when it's uneven.
