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Hayden Christensen turns in an amazing performance with Shattered Glass. It should be one of the films that people most remember him for.

Rumble Fish is based on the S.E. Hinton novel. It focuses on young men in gangs and the relationships they build at this time in their life.

In his latest film, 'Killers of the Flower Moon', Martin Scorsese once again delivers a towering, nihilistic epic.

Aki Kaurismäki's 'Fallen Leaves' shows how the loneliness of people can find love in a typically depressing climate.

While Robocop is somber and muses on what makes a human, Demolition Man errs on the side of goofy rather than meditative.

Justine Triet's Palme D'Or winner 'Anatomy of a Fall' presents its central suspicious-death trial with intense formal rigor and skill.

A few months ago, Secret Invasion came and went to little avail and even littler remembrance. I decided then that I was done with new Marvel shows. (Not you Loki, you’re the exception). Now that…

'Act of God' is a wonderful piece of authentic representation, thanks to Spencer Cook's work both in front of and behind the camera.

Despite its use of tired tropes, Gareth Edwards' sci-fi flick is the best looking movie of 2023, and somehow, it only cost $80 million.

Anderson's 'The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar' is at once extremely faithful to Dahl's story and radically something of his own making.

Life goes by in a blink of an eye. One second, we are young with (hopefully) years ahead of us. The next thing we know, we are middle-aged and dealing with work, family, and other…

It's hard not to sympathize with Hugh Jackman's character in Prisoners. But were his actions honorable or shameful?

A Haunting in Venice is a slight improvement over its predecessors, yet still fits snuggly into the "perfect for a lazy Sunday" mold.

I watched Rounders with a wide-eyed curiosity. You don't necessarily need knowledge of poker to enjoy the film, but it sure helps.

David Findlay's Lay Me by the Shore manages to artfully depict teen trauma without dipping into after-school special territory.