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The latest from director Robert Eggers is a brutal yet beautiful Viking riff on ‘Hamlet,’ executed with bloody grace and burning performances.

The Nicolas Cage meta-movie is an enjoyable valentine to the actor, even if it’s a bit too intoxicated by its own cleverness.

Jane Schoenbrun’s haunting, low-budget psychological horror drama delves uncomfortably deep into living one’s life online.

Michael Bay’s latest is a silly but smashing entertainment, an extended chase that takes all of his signature flourishes and cranks them up to top volume.

Janus Metz Pedersen’s slow burn espionage thriller has plenty of ambition and two game stars, but little else going for it.

The long-long-long-delayed Jared Leto supervillian tale has finally hit theaters, and it was not worth the wait.

Daniels’ tribute to the iconography and talent of Michelle Yeoh is energetic and ingenious – but a little of it goes a long way.

The Nee Brothers’ riff on ‘Romancing the Stone’ is as substantial as an éclair – and nearly as enjoyable.

Pixar’s newest animated feature is a sweet, charming delight – and, in spite of what you might have heard, an extremely relatable one.

Ryan Reynolds’ latest Netflix action vehicle is about as generic as you’ve come to expect.

Kogonada’s new soft sci-fi is a thoughtful, emotional exploration of memory, family, and interconnectedness.

Matt Reeves’ pitch-black take on the Dark Knight is less like a superhero movie than a neo-noir crime thriller.