A young Japanese travel reporter anxiously explores a landlocked nation central Asian nation.
“Everything I learned I learned from the movies.”
― Audrey Hepburn
'The Dry' film review: Small-town suspicions, lies & secrets upend a wilting Aussie village
A detective haunted by a decades-old crime tries to prove the innocence of a childhood friend.
'Army of the Dead' film review: Zombie-heist caper thrills after a long, slow start
Zack Snyder delivers faster, smarter zombies and an undead tiger - but at the cost of making the audience sit through a movie that's an hour too long.
'The Djinn' film review: Stale wish fulfillment gone wrong fable underwhelms
A handicapped boy meddles with demonic forces in yet another "be careful what you wish for" cautionary tale.
'The Woman in the Window' film review: 'Rear Window' this is not
Anyone barely paying attention will crack the mystery and a big "reveal" within the first 10 minutes.
'Mortal Kombat' film review: A flawless victory of fan service & bloody nonsense
Violent and filled with ridiculous action, this video game adaptation is everything fans expect from a franchise known for hyper violence.
'French Exit' film review: Eccentric, absurd misfire wastes Pfeiffer's stellar turn
Michelle Pfeiffer's sharp-tongued, low-key great performance is literally the only reason not to make a French exit from the theater while watching this bungled ‘comedy.’
'Nobody' film review: Saul Goodman goes full John Wick
Comedian Bob Odenkirk is the least likely action hero badass in this hilarious and fun beat 'em up flick.
Film review: Benedict Cumberbatch is an amateur spy during the Cold War in 'The Courier'
An everyday Brit is thrown into the cloak-and-dagger spy game as nuclear war looms.
South by Southwest movie review: 'Here Before'
Andrea Riseborough captivates as a mother who sees too many eerie similarities between the new neighbor girl and the daughter she lost.
South by Southwest movie review: 'The End of Us'
Exes are forced to live together during the pandemic lockdown in this Covid-centric dramedy.
South by Southwest movie review: 'See You Then'
Two former partners engage in a winding conversation that unravels the twists, turns and disappointments in their lives since their breakup.
'Chaos Walking' film review: How to kill a potential YA franchise in a single movie
A planet of men can't keep their innermost thoughts to themselves in this sci-fi dud.
'Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar' film review: Sun-kissed, silly ode to middle-aged lunacy
If the Target Lady and her folksy bestie got their groove back while trying to stop a crazy revenge scheme, it would look like this utterly absurd comedy.
'Minari' film review: Poignant, elegantly crafted immigration story
A Korean family's pursuit of the American Dream starts in a manufactured home propped up on cinder blocks on a barren plot in Arkansas.
Film review: 'Bliss' wonders "what if the red pill was crack?"
This obtuse sci-fi drama ponders reality … while smoking crystals … in a homeless camp.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'Flee'
Striking animation and vivid archival footage are composed to allow let an Afghan man finally open up about his harrowing childhood as a refugee.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'The World to Come'
Two women find unexpected intimacy amid the hardship of 19th century farm life.
Why I walked out of 'Prisoners of the Ghostland'
I went more than 20 years without tapping out on a movie. That streak ended with Ridiculous Cage in a post-apocalyptic, samurai western.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'Judas and the Black Messiah'
A pair of standout performances highlight this searing look at the combustible tension between the FBI and the Black Panthers.