Perspective from Flyover Country
Michael Bay explores a real-life story about Miami bodybuilders, circa the mid-1990s, with Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne Johnson on board. Does this tale of stupid criminals ring true?
It looks and sounds spectacular, but does Tom Cruise's latest foray into science fiction really pay off?
Absolutely absorbing and diabolically clever, the film serves as a fitting theatrical swan song for Steven Soderbergh.
Dustin Hoffman's directorial debut features marvelous performances and a warm, witty script.
Superior action sits comfortably alongside superb drama in the best-looking James Bond adventure ever.
It's the rare movie that can reach the heart by using video game controllers.
A good-faith effort to dramatize 12 weeks in the life of an apparently flawless young surfer.
Wildly ambitious, visually sumptuous, and head-achingly confounding, Cloud Atlas is an experience that aims to be profoundly moving. Whether it succeeds is another matter entirely.
Paul Dano and Zoe Kazan star in a non-traditional romantic picture from 'Little Miss Sunshine' directors Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Ferris.
Michelle Williams stars in a revelatory new drama from writer/director Sarah Polley.
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