Marrit Ingman

A Buddhist monk, viewed from childhood to old age, becomes a vehicle for exploring the journey of the soul in this cinematically rich Korean film.

A finely observed moral drama from Scottish filmmaker David Mackenzie, one of the rare directors who is equally adept at composition and working with his actors.

A winking, disingenuous farce from the Olsen twins.

Clique comedy about teen groupthink lacks real bite.

As the turmoil of WWII engulfs Hungary, a Budapest eatery becomes home to a love triangle.

Magic wishing dust allows Jennifer Garner to completely skip over her teens and twenties.

This Bruce Willis, Matthew Perry, and Amanda Peet sequel falls several yards short of its mark.

It’s fitting that this is Disney’s last traditionally animated feature; the whole affair has a warm, nostalgic feel.