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Review: Born to Be Blue

A man sits in a bathtub and tries to play the trumpet, the strangled notes expressing the pained struggle of its player. An embouchure is...

The Neon Demon begins with an arresting tableau of a young woman, innocence nevertheless radiating through the semi-geisha and glitter...

Certainly no film in recent history has been barraged with such backlash as Paul Feig's all-female remake/reboot of Ivan Reitman's 1984...

Perhaps one of the oddest moments in White House history occurred on December 21, 1970. That was the day the King of Rock and Roll met...

Miles Ahead, a biopic of jazz giant Miles Davis that's decidedly not straight and all chaser, comes at you in free-form fragments that...

If nothing else, The Legend of Tarzan, the latest incarnation of Edgar Rice Burroughs' perennial title character, proves once again what...

In Drake Doremus' Equals, the future is envisioned as a dystopia where feelings are suppressed and emotions are dangerous to both the...

"I'm just an ordinary kid," Hopper Gibson (Johnny Simmons) mutters to his psychologist Dr. Mobley (Paul Giamatti). On the contrary,...

Me Before You is essentially a remake of Pretty Woman, except the man of privilege is not only emotionally but physically disabled and...

"Let the good times roll" seems to be the modus operandi for Richard Linklater's Everybody Wants Some!!, a film billed as a spiritual...