Against the odds, we hope they find some kind of happy ending. Even though we haven’t a clue who that would be with.
Watching “Chuck” is like striking up a conversation with a stranger on the barstool next to you, and discovering that your new drinking buddy …
Within the four walls of that home, “A Quiet Passion” presents Dickinson as a figure both heroic and tragic, determined to live her life her w…
“Take Me” keeps the audience enjoyably off-balance and constantly switching allegiances between the two combatants.
Cut beneath the financial wheeling-and-dealing, and “Norman” is a surprisingly thoughtful film about the conflicts that can arise when friends…
Given such good actors and such compelling source material, “The Dinner” is an exercise in prolonged frustration.
If you can stomach it, “Raw” is a film that’s a full meal.
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Sometimes everything that’s wrong with a movie can be summed up in one scene, even one frame.
I was unnerved and generally thrown off-balance by “Colossal” more than I expected to be, and that’s a very good thing.
It’s rare that one walks out of a 144-minute movie wishing it had been a lot longer. But “The Lost City of Z” is that kind of movie, a rich ad…
“Free Fire” is just an action movie stripped down to the bone and pushed to the edge.
Based on a father-and-son team who were titans of golf, this isn’t a rah-rah sports film, but a sobering and moving drama.
At a brisk 79 minutes, “Kedi” is a fascinating and joyful film that will inspire cat skeptics to look at felines with new eyes.
“Julieta” is like an old Pedro Almodovar movie nestled inside a new one.
In the midst of turbulent times and fast and furious movies, “Gifted” feels like a bit of a vacation at the theater
It’s the rough edges, the dark corners of the movies that don’t get lighted, that make “Personal Shopper” such a strange and intoxicating experience.
“The Last Word” starts off with a tart comic premise, and then keeps adding heapful after heapful of sugar until the sweetness becomes almost …
If “Trainspotting” was about young men running from consequences, “2” is about middle-aged men finally facing them.
“Land of Mine” succeeds as both a thriller and as a portrait of a man twisted by hate and loss during war, unsure if he can find his way back …
Ultimately, 26 years after the animated movie and 262 years after the story was first written, “Beauty and the Beast” still has the ability to…
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Instead of moving forward, the film moves inward and downward, following Broadbent’s character Tony Webster as he strips away layers of self-d…
The problem with most monster movies is they’re so enamored of their 100-foot tall characters that they lose interest in the 6-foot tall ones.…
“The Red Turtle” is a rare creature, an 80-minute animated film with no dialogue (unless “Hey!” counts) that is both beautiful and harrowing, …
The resilience and fragility of female friendships is explored in So Yong Kim’s new drama “Lovesong,” which has its Madison premiere Saturday …
The eagle hunters have also always been men. Until 13-year-old Aisholpan Nurgaiv.
We hear a lot about gold in Stephen Gaghan’s “Gold” — what it looks like, what it feels like in your hand, how the search for it drives men cr…
There’s a scene in Mike Mills’ “20th Century Women” where a photographer (Greta Gerwig) shares her latest project, in which she’s taken Polaro…
