Like its subject, Morgan Neville's new documentary reveals itself to be a bit of a contradiction.

Michael Sarnoski's feature debut is defiant in its moods and captivating in its sadness as Nicolas Cage delivers an exemplary performance.

Less an expansive Marvel entry than a deeper one, "Black Widow" stays relatively low to Earth before indulging bombastic tendencies in its third act.

The director's best movie since "High Flying Bird" sees him turning his eye once again to capitalistic structures with divinely entertaining panache.

Chris Pratt is back in blockbuster mode, but this sci-fi spectacle proves he's ineffective as the virtuous everyman-turned-hero.

For the "Baby Driver" and "Hot Fuzz" director, his first documentary is a dream assignment. For the Sparks uninitiated, it's a poignant whirlwind of an education.

Far from the metaphysical concepts of "Soul," Pixar's latest is a more straightforward and ultimately more human story of friendship and discovery.

The high-energy adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Broadway hit finally arrives in cinemas, dazzlingly making good on a year's worth of anticipation.

The grimy history of mania targeting violent art lays the foundations for this adequate movie, but its most interesting ideas are left at the door.

Filmmaker Theo Anthony's work is an abstract, staggering and purposefully overwhelming journey into the tango between perspective and power.

If you're looking for minimal, unpredictable counterprogramming to the blockbuster scale of "The Conjuring 3," "Caveat" will do spooky wonders.

The German filmmaker is back to his deeply melancholic ways, and while his new movie is a tougher paradox to crack, it's mighty rewarding.

Emma Stone slips into Cruella de Vil's high heels in this origin story that is narratively puffed up but occasionally energetic. Just don’t expect to have a much better understanding of the iconic villain.

Though its script gets bogged down in a carousel of people and perils, Robert Connolly’s sun-baked new movie succeeds thanks to its strong sense of emotional fragility and the questions surrounding its lead character.

Mohammed Rasoulof shot his latest project in secrecy, having been targeted by his home country in the past for the revealing stories he tells. It went on to win the Golden Bear in Berlin.

Propelled by engaging performances and refined craft, Robert Machoian’s newest movie recalculates a familiar kind of marriage-on-the-rocks story into an incredibly tense tale.

Originally scheduled for pre-pandemic release, Joe Wright's movie writes itself into a suspenseless corner. It lands on Netflix Friday.

Writer-director Chino Moya's feature debut has some visual flair, but it's in service of familiar ideas and a nonexistant story.

Jason Statham returns to a cold-blooded world of firefights and fistfights, but there's no tangible drama in this crime drama.