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Greta Gerwig’s candy-colored comedy is part pop-art farce, part consumerist-culture satire, and part feminist manifesto.

Christopher Nolan blows up the traditional biopic with this awe-inspiring drama about the father of the atomic bomb.

This period drama from director Thaddeus O’Sullivan is well-intentioned, crisply acted, and woefully shallow.

Tom Cruise literally goes above and beyond for the audience in this jaw-dropping seventh entry of the action series.

This lo-fi sci-fi comedy centers the evolving friendship between two men played by Sterling K. Brown and Mark Duplass.

The fifth “Indy” installment isn’t quite a return to form, but it’s back in fighting shape.

Jennifer Lawrence proves she is just as adept at (very raunchy) comedy as she is at drama.

Wes Anderson’s latest doesn’t quite hit the heights of his recent output, but it’s a charming and occasionally moving effort nonetheless.

The sequel to Chris Hemsworth’s made-for-Netflix action extravaganza offers, unsurprisingly, more of the same.

This puff-piece drama about the creation of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos is more marketing than movie.

Celine Song’s debut feature is a heart-rending meditation on the choices we make and the possibilities we leave behind.

At first glance, the new documentary After Sherman feels scattered and unfocused. Both words (either spoken or presented on-screen) and images […]