Movie Reviews

Ryan Gosling plays Neil Armstrong in this stunning, but disappointing biopic from ‘La La Land’ director Damien Chazelle.

Steve McQueen is a master of artful, searing dramas about fraught masculinity and suffering. Gillian Flynn is known for her twisty page-turners led by complex women carrying the burdens of trauma. Those two many not seem like the most likely of collaborators, but we get a beautiful marriage of their talents with Widows, a crowd-pleasing heist thriller with plenty on its mind.

David Gordon Green’s ‘Halloween’ sequel picks up 40 years after the John Carpenter classic for one final showdown between Michael Myers and Laurie Strode.

Bradley Cooper’s directorial debut may be a remake of a classic love story, but the Lady Gaga-led musical melodrama is just too good to resist.

Early reviews of the latest reboot of the classic ’80s horror franchise praise Shane Black’s dialogue and sense of fun.

In an attempt to elevate the voices of more minority film and TV critics, Rotten Tomatoes has made some big changes.

John Cho stars in a thriller that takes place entirely on computer and smartphone screens, and somehow, it works.

The R-rated Muppet comedy finds puppets having sex, doing drugs, watching porn, and so much more. Too bad none of it’s funny.

Iko Uwais might be the most physically talented action star on the planet. His work in Merantau, Headshot, and The Raid films speaks for itself. He barely needs the assistance of wires or stuntmen; he definitely doesn’t need editing help to hide his doubles or make him look tougher than he is. If you’re going to cut u...

The new film, based on the best-selling novel, is one of the best rom-coms of 2018.