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Daisy Ridley stars as a woman who struggles to connect with other people in this humble, gently affecting indie.

Amazon Prime’s Snoop Dogg sports comedy is a waaaaay too familiar riff on the “Bad News Bears” formula.

The new backwoods thriller wants to be a solemn, occult-tinged parable on how real-life evil will always be more damaging and destructive than mythical evil. But it comes out looking like a banal, buffoonish mess.

The new musical remake is bright and energetic, but doesn’t really add much to an untouchable original.

Jake Johnson makes his directorial debut with this weird high-concept comedy.

Daniel Levy’s feature directorial debut is a cozy, comforting comedy about how love and friendships help us through pain.

The skillful playing of this musical adaptation can’t make up for the sheer miscalculation at its center.

“Much Ado About Nothing” gets an R-rated update with this raunchy rom-com starring Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney.

Andrew Haigh’s intimate, time-bending romance is worth the ugly cry.

Though Sean Durkin’s latest is undeniably well-acted and beautifully made, the dramatic lives of the wrestling Von Erich family make for oddly undramatic storytelling.

Who could’ve imagined that such a creatively bankrupt idea would yield one of the year’s most charming films?

Yorgos Lanthimos’s latest is a bit of a one-joke movie, though to be fair, it’s an awfully good joke.