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Review: King Lear

With its assured direction, engaging visuals, and featuring a murderers' row of British actors, the latest telling of Shakespeare's King...

Paddington 2, the sequel to the 2014 live action film based on Michael Bond's hugely popular children's books, may be more of the same...

Memories are not truths. They can be re-membered to lessen pain or heighten happiness or mitigate guilt or perhaps to provide some...

A winning comeback for both its star and character, Bridget Jones's Baby is a thoroughly endearing romp and quite arguably the best...

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

Victory is oftentimes in the doing rather than the winning. Achievement after years of struggle and rejection makes the triumph all the...

Based on Colm Tóibín's 2009 novel about a young Irish immigrant torn between two countries and two loves, Brooklyn is a luminous and...

Big Game is not meant to be taken too seriously. A throwback to the '80s/'90s-era adventure flicks, this second feature by Finnish...

There's very little, if anything at all, to fault with Paddington, a thoroughly disarming work that sees Michael Bond's much-beloved bear...

There have been worse films screened for critics. The Avengers, a film adaptation of the iconic 1960s British television series, is not...