Honey Boy is harrowing and brave. Hopefully, LaBeouf got whatever he needed out of making it because, if this year has proven anything, his

There are more flat-out enjoyable options playing in theaters right now, though nothing more passionate. Its message carries it past its dul

Their conversations can be tense, witty, charming, emotional and combative. The purpose seems to have been to make them relatable by not mak

This screenplay is telling us Mr. Rogers was not Fred Rogers playing a character; it was who he was in every fiber of his being. He is a sym

On the basis of what the two of them do here, a story truly about his manipulation and their relationship could have been pretty compelling.

Ford v Ferrari is precisely what it intends to be: fun, exciting entertainment that relates a true story in a captivating way. It is not try

I am unaware of what is based on his life and what is fiction. What I am sure of is this is a lovely film, introspective, entertaining and v

This is a big role that practically screams “award nominations.” While I would not put Harriet on that level, I would not be surprised to se

It was a lot of fuss for something that is thoroughly decent as it unfolds, before quickly fading from memory. I enjoyed aspects of it, such

Robert Eggers uses the location to get into our heads while, tonally, putting us into the head of Winslow. The tone reflects his scattered m