Film

A longtime fan of one of the best short filmmakers around dives into his much-anticipated debut feature.

Because sometimes seeing a film straight just isn't the right choice...

A procedural set against the backdrop of the war against drugs, Villeneuve's new movie is powerful, unsettling stuff.

This doc portrait of a revolutionary, messianic narcissist takes on added resonance if viewed during and juxtaposed with the Pope's recent U.S. visit.

Some thoughts on Meyers' latest comedy, the elderly, the pleasure of the old school, this generation's hyperactive multi-tasking, and Robert De Niro.

In the concluding part of his trilogy made since being banned from filmmaking, the Iranian director continues to show invention and spirited defiance.

A Boston native who grew up during the time of Whitey Bulger's reign sizes up this movie about the mobster's legend.

25 years after its release, it's time for a critical reappraisal of Peter Bogdanovich's unfairly dismissed follow-up to his most famous film.

Is it a retired hitman movie or an upbeat teen romcom? Either way, it's Emma Roberts' Eloise who gets the fan art.

This feminist revisionist Western has a compelling and brilliantly constructed opening sequence, but can the rest of the film build on that promise?

After more than half a decade away, the Splat Pack director returns with a disgusting, vile, morally dubious cannibal movie. Yes, it's that good.

A potential future Canadian resident scopes out the country through this doc by an L.A.-living Canuck comedy writer.