Decades in the making, Terry Gilliam's dream project finally sees the arc light of day... for one night only.
How on earth do you make such an inert movie about a photographer (in)famous for a self portrait with a bullwhip jammed up his posterior, a man whose work resulted in the only time an American museum has gone to trial on obscenity charges? How do you hew so close …
Mari Okada's animated fantasy about an immortal girl and a normal boy who meet, become friends, and share a bond that lasts throughout the years.
Another celebrity biopic, this one told in the words of opera singer Maria Callas.
The love and honor that director Rob Marshall and all concerned bear for Walt Disney’s beloved original is palpable throughout this supremely well-meaning sequel, which finds the numinous nanny (played here with smirking sternness by Emily Blunt) returning to her post just as one of her charges — now grown-up, …
Musical-mangler, Rob Marshall (Chicago, Nine) tries his hand at trouncing a Disney classic.
Near the end of Josie Rourke’s pox-and-all rendition of Mary Stuart’s misadventures in monarchy (at the outset, she is former Queen of France, current Queen of Scotland, and hopeful Queen of England), the beleaguered Catholic asks her Protestant cousin Elizabeth (Margot Robbie), “How did it come to this?” We know …
Intimate musical documentary portrait of Maya Arulpragasam (aka M.I.A.), the Sri Lankan artist and musician who continues to shatter conventions.
Director Wes Ball’s final installment of this YA dystopia trilogy about a zombie plague-ravaged world, the plucky teens lucky enough to be immune, and the desperate scientists who want to harvest that immunity by any means necessary is... not great. But it’s better than it has any right to be, …
Documentarians Ian Bonhôte and Peter Ettedgui strive mightily to dress an essentially tragic life in celebratory garments. They have some reason, starting with the astonishing professional rise of their subject: fashion designer Alexander McQueen, a “sweet boy from the East End” who breaks into the business in the most mundane …
A group of rowdies target a horizontally challenged teen in this well-intentioned comedy about bullying. Jim Loach (Oranges and Sunshine) directs an all-star cast.