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Solo: A Star Wars Story
Should you have a bad feeling about this stand-alone Star Wars?
Richard Whittaker, Review, May. 24, 2018
Show Dogs
Unfunny canine buddy-cop comedy is no man's best friend.
Steve Davis, Review, May. 24, 2018
First Reformed
Paul Schrader and Ethan Hawke burn in the divine for this meditation on faith.
Marc Savlov, Review, May. 24, 2018
Beast
Murder-mystery rewritten as a chilling fairy tale romance.
Danielle White, Review, May. 24, 2018
Birdboy: The Forgotten Children
Goya-winning animation finds the demons within us all.
Richard Whittaker, Review, May. 24, 2018
Mrs. Hyde
Isabelle Huppert glows (literally) in this SF-comedy makeover of the psycho-horror classic.
Marjorie Baumgarten, Review, May. 24, 2018
1945
Hungary's Holocaust culpability unearthed in one small village.
Matthew Monagle, Review, May. 24, 2018
Outside In
Jay Duplass and Edie Falco in a story of post-prison re-integration.
Kimberley Jones, Review, May. 24, 2018
Boom for Real: The Late Teenage Years of Jean-Michel Basquiat
Portrait of the artist as a young man is more a portrait of NYC.
Danielle White, Review, May. 17, 2018
Deadpool 2
The uncanny merc with a mouth returns with paternal instincts.
Richard Whittaker, Review, May. 17, 2018
Breaking In
Getting locked out of your house without keys has never been more dangerous.
Steve Davis, Review, May. 17, 2018
Anything
True love overcomes convention in this stylish, earnest romance.
Marjorie Baumgarten, Review, May. 17, 2018
Book Club
Life, love, laughter, and literature for a classic quartet of actresses.
Matthew Monagle, Review, May. 17, 2018
The House of Tomorrow
Punk coming-of-age tale is a little too sweet for its own good.
Marc Savlov, Review, May. 17, 2018
Pope Francis: A Man of His Word
The pope, in his own words, through the lens of Wim Wenders
Marjorie Baumgarten, Review, May. 17, 2018
Disobedience
Rachel Weisz explores the complexities and joys of choice in Britain's Jewish communities.
Steve Davis, Review, May. 10, 2018
Lu Over the Wall
Japanese mermaid tale with a big heart and a groovy beat.
Richard Whittaker, Review, May. 10, 2018
Measure of a Man
Even Donald Sutherland reciting fortune cookie wisdom doesn't save this YA snore.
Josh Kupecki, Review, May. 10, 2018
Racer and the Jailbird
Euro crime drama skips a gear in its switchback action.
Josh Kupecki, Review, May. 10, 2018
Life of the Party
Melissa McCarthy goes back to school.
Richard Whittaker, Review, May. 10, 2018
Overboard
Unexpected remake of the Eighties' most questionable rom-com.
Marjorie Baumgarten, Review, May. 10, 2018
Revenge
Bloody vengeance fit for the #MeToo era.
Marc Savlov, Review, May. 10, 2018
Kings
Interracial tensions boil over in 1990s L.A.
Marjorie Baumgarten, Review, May. 3, 2018
Bad Samaritan
David Tennant plays Hannibal Lecter, which is less fun than it sounds.
Richard Whittaker, Review, May. 3, 2018
Ghost Stories
Three very British tales of terror.
Josh Kupecki, Review, May. 3, 2018
Little Pink House
Courtroom drama makes dry property rights personal.
Richard Whittaker, Review, May. 3, 2018
RBG
Loving look at the Supreme Court member, and unlikely pop culture icon.
Kimberley Jones, Review, May. 3, 2018
Tully
Modern motherhood unraveled and rebuilt by the Young Adult team.
Richard Whittaker, Review, May. 3, 2018
Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami
Cultural icon Grace Jones, caught raw and wondrous.
Marc Savlov, Review, Apr. 26, 2018
Super Troopers 2
Vermont's finest return, and this time they're Canadian.
Marc Savlov, Review, Apr. 26, 2018
Avengers: Infinity War
Earth's mightiest heroes face their greatest, most nuanced threat.
Richard Whittaker, Review, Apr. 26, 2018
Traffik
Sleazy modern exploitation falls off its poorly staked moral high ground.
Steve Davis, Review, Apr. 26, 2018
The Rider
Powerful docudrama of life on the range.
Marjorie Baumgarten, Review, Apr. 26, 2018
The China Hustle
The next global economic meltdown, in terrifying detail.
Richard Whittaker, Review, Apr. 19, 2018
Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun?
A true-crime family mystery indicts decades of racial violence.
Danielle White, Review, Apr. 19, 2018
The Endless
Sibling banter and cosmic terror means observational comedy horror.
Richard Whittaker, Review, Apr. 19, 2018
Final Portrait
High art in Paris with Armie Hammer and Geoffrey Rush.
Josh Kupecki, Review, Apr. 19, 2018
I Feel Pretty
Amy Schumer looks for laughs in body image comedy.
Steve Davis, Review, Apr. 19, 2018
Lean on Pete
Equine tale is a lot deeper than the cheesy subject suggests.
Marc Savlov, Review, Apr. 19, 2018
Lowlife
Sleaze, violence, and a weirdly nuanced take on race relations.
