Lean on Pete is about a boy who lives in the Pacific Northwest, a big change from Andrew Haigh's previous...

It is a uniquely disorienting and confusing pleasure to watch Isabelle's two latest movies - Mia Hansen-Løve's Things to Come/L'Avenir...

"155" Typically Clint is doing good, straightforward, old fashioned filmmaking in his new movie Sully, whose title itself signals the...

Beware babes in boats I'm wondering when it's going to dawn on somebody that the touted new Swedish-born star Alicia...

The Bourne continuation He's back, and it's not even necessary to add anything to his name. "Jason Bourne" is enough....

Glamorous prison of conventionality Carol, Todd Haynes' adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's early novel The Price of Salt, is a swoon....

 Villeneuve gets down to basics, retaining moral complexity Sicario is Denis Villeneuve's most concentrated, compact film. It's about a US operation,...

Gerwig charms again, but she and Noah settle for easy Mistress America is a sort of Gatsby story. Tracy (the excellent Lola Kirke)...

Misdirecting a comedy genre-buster What American Ultra first has to recommend it is its stars, Kristen Stewart and Jesse Eisenberg, a combo...

Beloved creep Steve Jobs was, unquestionably, a brilliant promoter, with a sense of drama and a gift for seizing the...