Subtitled musical numbers in exchange for even more cash. Disney Studio's will stop at nothing — not even a pointless interactive variant — to siphon as much money out of Moana as possible.
Adventure-romance set in the city of Mohenjo Daro, an an ancient Indus Valley civilization and UNESCO World Heritage site. Written and directed by Ashutosh Gowariker, starriing Hrithik Roshan and Pooja Hegde.
There is no room for sentiment in Emmanuelle Devos’ performance as an aching mother who escapes from a high-priced mental hospital to launch a personal investigation into the hit-and-run death of her teenage son. An eye-witness pegs the murder weapon as a rare chocolate-colored Mercedes, and a PI provides her …
Director Jodie Foster’s latest is one long series of narrative gotchas masquerading as moral or intellectual sophistication before finally revealing that it offers nothing more than world-weary sentimentality. (I guess after you’ve gutted everything else — moral outrage, systemic corruption, media vampirism, basic human decency, the plight of the common …
The Monkey King from Wu Cheng'en's novel Journey to the West is back for more adventures, played this time by Aaron Kwok, who played the bad guy in the first installment. Cheang Pou-soi is still directing, though. In Mandarin with English subtitles.
Sort of like the Planet of the Apes reboot, this film features a talking monkey. Unlike the Planet of the Apes reboot, it is billed as a family-friendly comedy. Directed by Robert Vince, the man who brought you MVP: Most Valuable Primate, MVP: Most Vertical Primate, and MXP: Most Extreme …
Bryan Bertino writes and directs this story of a mother and daughter who break down on a lonely road in the middle of the night.
...because therapists don’t pay home visits. Liam Neeson gets transmogrified into a weirdly muscular tree-man summoned by the tortured psyche of young Conor O’Malley, who is plagued by nightmares about his dying mother. (As a withdrawn artist type, he’s also plagued by a nasty cardboard bully.) The monster promises to …
Best suited for those who found brilliance in Beasts of the Southern Wild, here comes a hackneyed tale of a young black man’s passage from childhood to maturity in a tough Miami neighborhood. Bullying, poverty, closeted sexuality, drug abuse, and racial strife combine to form an overworked agenda of cultural …
The moon landing was, among other things, possibly the greatest PR stunt America ever fashioned for itself. So even if it wasn’t a hoax executed by the late director Stanley Kubrick, it seems perfectly reasonable to assume that someone had a Plan B in case things went FUBAR. To wit: …
It’s a fascinating enough setup: stony-faced corporate risk-management consultant Lee (Kate Mara) travels to a rural scientific outpost to investigate an incident: it seems the project’s comparatively emotive artificial intelligence (Anya Taylor-Joy) has gone and poked out someone’s eye. There is talk of terminating the product, emotions and all. (Nobody …
A dark comedy crime thriller from Estonia filmmaker, Kadri Kõusaar.
What did people do on specific holidays before we had these holiday-specific films from Garry Marshall? And such a cast!
Jia Zhangke's sprawling epic — set in 1999, 2014, and 2025 — considers the push and pull of market forces on a family in his native China. In Mandarin.