The latest from Marvel injects its hero with much-needed levity.
Artist Ai Weiwei takes viewers to the borderlands for a bird’s-eye view of displacement
The latest from Simon Curtis is a cautionary tale for the age of celebrity.
Made from nearly 10,000 oil paintings, the film’s form alone justifies its existence.
A fitting final showcase for one of the century’s greatest character actors.
Frederick Wiseman’s documentary Ex Libris lets the library speak for itself.
More Slop Gun than Top Gun, the film follows the outrageous but true story of Barry Seal.
The social-media horror feels slightly behind the times, but it still has some new ideas.
The film’s subject has gravity of its own, but simple filmmaking decisions get in the way.
Based on a ‘This American Life’ episode, the film takes a procedural approach.
The road-trip film blends fact and fiction, but the jokes are very real.
The stylish new film follows a bank robber’s feverish series of close calls.
A heist is still central, but the conspirators are far from suave.
Taylor Sheridan’s new film is chock full of dialogue, but that’s also one of its biggest assets.
Kathryn Bigelow’s retelling of the 1967 Algiers Motel Incident is a nerve-shredder.
Landline reaches for the raunchy for wont of a better story.
Christopher Nolan’s new flick is built of meticulously interlocking storylines.
The latest in the classic sci-fi series earns all of its bombast.
The latest reboot succeeds by swapping Peter Parker’s angst with daffy levity.
The Cannes award-winning Civil War period piece is mere decoration.
