Amandla Stenberg makes a strong impression in this emotionally invested adaptation.
Fact: He’s a nut, but not just a nut.
Tiffany Haddish’s charisma only goes so far in elevating this tired studio comedy.
From Human Nature to Microbe and Gasoline, who else could create such beautiful imagery?
This true-life story of a detective who infiltrated the Colorado KKK in the ’70s is thrilling, funny, and brutally political.
Disney’s latest update of the Pooh legend takes an unpleasantly dark approach to the sunny material.
Adam McKay’s absurdist 2008 cult hit has a strange wealth of empathy for people affected by economic downturn.
Netflix’s latest collaboration with Happy Madison is an especially cynical cash-in.
This family-friendly take on the classic novel takes a light approach to its naturalistic source material.
Celebrate the land of the free YouTube disaster clips.
Tim Wendle’s documentary chronicles an especially bizarre separated-at-birth story.
Morgan Neville’s documentary is a love letter to Rogers’ legacy through and through.
