Love is Strange
A poignant story of a two aging, long-time partners in New York City who happen to be gay
A poignant story of a two aging, long-time partners in New York City who happen to be gay
Angelina Jolie’s impressive second directorial effort
Penn deserves better movies than this talky Euro-thriller
Getting to the outcome is a hell of a ride
This zombie movie about undead school kids is a one-joke misfire
This romantic spellbinder is sophisticated yet accessible
Six directors profile six iconic buildings that anthropomorphically narrate
A highly atmospheric, imaginatively filmed iteration
Terrific chemistry between Freeman and Keaton
Avant-garde caper flick on Philippe Petit
Very good, heartbreakingly relevant character study
Repetitive sequences of gastro-hobbyists eating alone
This is “Southern rough” at its grittiest
A jewel of the current Japanese film scene
A solid gangster procedural
A low-grade, forgettable buzz that’s sporadically entertaining
Ben Kingsley brings this up to watchable level—but only just
Well-done kid flick that respects your children and entertains parents
Curiously little tension or suspense
A charmingly mildewed blend of romance and suspense
Recreates the moodiness of ’70s horror with admirable economy
Miss this if you’re looking for good monster-battling
This intensely haunting film is a righteous freak-out
Not so much a ghost story as a story with ghosts in it
Thoroughly satisfying spy saga by Spielberg and the Coen Brothers
A thoroughly engaging doc on California’s legal battle over same-sex marriage
Chris Chu packs up some souvenirs on new album
Well-made, daring, and without a false moment
A biodrama well worth a look
This one’s a knockout
The film is as slow and amicable as its subject
Absorbing, intelligent, and suspenseful
This soap opera-like yarn addresses a serious corner of Japanese romance
Vigorously entertaining, educational, and more provocative than most
Predictable, stubbornly generic rom-com
The legacy flick restores the fun to the franchise