Et tu, Tonto? Johnny Depp upgrades the stereotypes, but is it enough to make for a satisfying adventure?
Review: ‘The Lone Ranger’ Tells Two Stories At The Same Time, Baffling Everyone
Review: ‘Man of Steel’ Flies With Brute Force
The new Superman from Zack Snyder and Christopher Nolan seeks to place America's favorite superhero in a more dangerous world.
Review: ‘The East’ Lacks Direction
What happens when corporate spy Brit Marling infiltrates an eco-terrorist group led by Alexander Skarsgård and Ellen Page?
Review: ‘The Kings of Summer’ Sparkles With Wit and the Joy of Youth
It's a magical summer, and this is the movie to make you believe again.
Review: ‘Before Midnight’ Captures the Complex Frailties of Long-Term Love
Checking into a relationship nine years on, Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy are still talking, but is their romance still alive?
Review: ‘The Internship,’ A Comedy in Search of Laughs
Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson search for fullfilllment as interns at a Big Search Engine Company. Can they find any laughs among the nerds and the algorithms?
Review: ‘Pieta’ Begs to be Different
The 18th film from the oft-controversial Korean auteur Kim Ki-duk is punishing to watch. Unless we're not supposed to take it seriously.
Review: ‘Stories We Tell,’ Wrestling with Truth and Memories From the Sidelines
In a new documentary, actress and filmmaker Sarah Polley examines the story of her own family. Should we care?
Review: ‘After Earth,’ Father and Son Share a Major Disappointment
Jaden Smith flies solo on a dangerous mission on a dangerous planet called Earth.
Review: ‘Fast & Furious 6’ Flies Confidently and Absurdly Into Superhero Territory
The newest installment of the series heads to Europe to wreack vehicular damage and reunite a family.
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