Pixar is still taking care of their toys with everything they have.

Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston coast through this limp, mostly laugh-free action comedy.

He came, he scored, he kicked our ass.

Taron Egerton delivers a standout turn as the rock legend in Dexter Fletcher’s well-crafted biopic.

Jamie Bell does standout work in director Guy Nattiv’s harrowing portrait of violent white youth.

Danny Boyle and Richard Curtis team up for this saccharine, surface-level “what if?” comedy.

25 years later, the director’s approximation of a family movie stands as one of his most intimate works.

A lightweight summer comedy that makes too few changes to its source material.

Mike Leigh’s unsparing account of the government attack on the proletariat grapples with its larger purpose.

David Harbour brings the personality to this gore-heavy, R-rated take on the antihero.

Alison Klayman takes a harrowing trip into the everyday life of the Trump-doctrine huckster.

Alex Gibney’s compelling HBO documentary offers his latest look at a failing, well-funded system.