Gangster Kenji de los Reyes (Daniel Padilla) tries to make his ex jealous by pretending to be lovers with Athena Dizon (Kathryn Bernardo).
Will Eubank’s sophomore feature is conspiracy-theorist’s dream: a genre-bender set in an unspecified future that finds three teenagers (two MIT whiz kids and a girlfriend) answering the call of a computer hacker bivouacked at an outmoded U.S. Air Force base that plays home to extraterrestrial biological entities. It’s a discombobulated …
From the trailer: "After 10 years apart, this brother and sister will learn that life sometimes falls apart before it comes together." Bill Hader is a sad gay, a failed actor staying with his sister, the midlifey Kristen Wiig. Conversations ensue.
Fueled by implausibility, and for a good portion of the ride much better for it, Bong-Joon Ho’s (The Host) Snowpiercer posits a non-stop, earth-encircling train containing the microcosmic survivors of a society killed off by a global warming-induced deep freeze. Much of the ingenuity is housed in the bullet-train-paced first …
Area filmmakers Eduardo Maytorena and Wayne Mitchell direct this story of a limo driver with a past who takes a risk by defending a client from sexual assault.
Documentary look inside North Korea from Soon-Mi Yoo.
Scowly Roman Governor Pontius Pilate just wants to oversee Jerusalem without any fuss from the Jewish rabble. Politic High Priest Caiaphas just wants to host the Passover crowds without anyone sparking a riot/crackdown. And handsome Messiah Jesus? He just wants to change the world, one miracle at a time. (The …
Andrew Kidman's documentary about surfing and the surfing lifestyle.
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Still Alzheimer’s. Were there preventative measures to follow that might help ward off dementia, it would be a lot easier to excuse this type of glossy, high profile disease-of-the-week Oscar bait. There aren’t, and the only reasons films like this exist are for actors to rack up as many awards …
Two swimmers enter the water, one returns to shore, and a curious onlooker can’t help but fall head over heels for the murderer. Why fret over indiscriminate, unprotected sex when there’s a gay serial killer on the prowl? Set entirely in a remote, shimmering French lakeside retreat that doubles as …
Don’t let the trailer’s promise of mirth fool you. Other than a need on Bill Murray’s part to finance a boat or pay off a bookie, there is no excuse for an actor of his caliber to dignify something as fraudulent and artificially sweetened as this vastly inferior riff on …
If everybody else jumped off a cliff, you might not follow suit. But Carl Boenish, the subject of this documentary, would still have wanted to share the feeling of it with you, most likely via his helmet-mounted 16mm camera. For the founder of BASE jumping, plunging thousands of feet along …
The sweetest, most wholesome documentary one is ever likely to see about a drug-addled, serial-womanizing, rock ‘n roll raconteur. Hollywood elbow-rubber Shep Gordon has managed the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Alice Cooper, and Emeril Lagasse. So it's no surprise when the film opens on enough visual name-dropping to wow the …