Kim Nguyen’s capitalist critique finds engaging performances within its dull, tech-centric storytelling.
Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson star in this terse revisionist history of the ’60s investigation.
Alex Gibney’s compelling HBO documentary offers his latest look at a failing, well-funded system.
Exciting? Sure. Unique? Without a doubt. Frustrating? Unfortunately.
The second onscreen adaptation of King’s novel roots itself in a more personal kind of horror.
Dave Bautista and Kumail Nanjiani make for an appealing buddy-cop team in this otherwise shaky adventure.
Morris’ pitch-black FBI satire marries sharp comedy with bracing doses of reality.
The raunchy teen comedy goes tween in this endearing single-day adventure.
This detailed look at the Svengali of ’90s pop condemns and inquires at the same time.
She’s quickly becoming the most formidable actress of her generation.
Jesse Eisenberg and Alessandro Nivola excel in director Riley Stearns’ fanged social satire.
The conceptually curious documentary offers a moving eulogy for the young rapper.
