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Review: Thank You for Your Service

War-themed films often focus on soldiers in combat rather than the often more difficult reintegration into civilian life, which may be...

Even upon its release in 2014, The Maze Runner already felt past its sell-by date. Capitalising on the success of The Hunger Games, it...

In Father Figures, cinematographer Lawrence Sher's unremarkable first outing as director, fraternal twins go on a quest to track down...

The Square, which won the Palme d'Or at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival, is a social satire, by turns savage and meandering, that often...

There are films that don't necessarily reach artistic heights but are effective nonetheless. Rob Reiner's LBJ is one such film. Its...

If nothing else, at least one can rest assured that Pitch Perfect 3 is the final entry in a franchise that should never have been....

All I See is You, directed by Marc Forster and starring a riveting Blake Lively, often resembles an episode of Showtime's erotic...

It is a given fact that Taraji P. Henson has the sass and swagger in the world to carry Proud Mary, which shamelessly rips off John...

Though many will find fault with its elastic handling of facts, Professor Marston and the Wonder Women is a nonetheless highly compelling...

Let's not kid ourselves: The Commuter, the fourth pairing of Liam Neeson and director Jaume Collet-Serra, is not a great film. Like their...