A vile, vulgar nightmare of a movie that amounts to little more than a dirty garbage bag filled with closeups. Tom Ford’s (A Single Man) latest begins on shock with a quartet of naked Mrs. Grapes go-go dancing and quickly plummets. Ford intercuts two stories — the life of cauterized …
Nacho G. Velilla directs the story of a thief who gets released from prison and finds that someone has built a school gym on top of his buried stash. So of course, he gets a job as a substitute teacher in order to get it back. Madcappery ensues. In Spanish …
Girl with glasses gets mixed up with Korean heartthrob pop star.
A polar bear journeys to the Big City to stop a human invasion of his homeland. People are the worst, amirite?
Docudrama by the writing/directing team of Pete Middleton James Spinney vivify the audiocassette diary entries of John Hull, a writer and theologian who went blind just days before his son's birth in 1983.
The big reveal at the end of a magic trick is supposed to leave you shaking your head in wonder and asking, “How on earth?” But the big reveal that Morgan Freeman’s skeptical antagonist lays on Mark Ruffalo’s wounded trickster at the end of this sequel to 2013’s surprise hit …
James Corden, host of The Late Late Show with James Corden, takes on another job, playing a bloke who takes on two jobs.
Stephen Daldry directs Helen Mirren in a play about the regular private audience held between the Queen of England and her Prime Minister.
An anti-Taken, though definitely not a Given. Rather, Baltasar Kormákur directs, co-writes, and stars as a surgeon (you know, a person who takes the Hippocratic Oath and vows not to play at God) who sets out to disentangle his beloved daughter (from his previous, failed marriage) from her punky-thuggy-druggy boyfriend. …
It’s awards season, and the duo responsible for Blades of Glory and The Switch, virtuoso hacks Josh Gordon and Will Speck, earn a nomination for one the year’s gloomiest comedies. Box office anathema Jennifer Aniston stars as a CEO threatening to shutter her sybaritic little brother’s (T.J. Miller) failing branch …
Rajasimha Tadinada's story of a couple who meet and fall in love during a flyover. There is also action. In Telugu.
Documentary about gentrification and the effect it had on the tiny island of Martha's Vineyard.
Andrew Dominik's black-and-white documentary about the musician Nick Cave, which Cave commissioned to serve as promotion for his new album, Skeleton Tree, and which paints a portrait of the artist as he grieves for his dead son.
You don’t have to be a fan of the enormously popular manga/anime series starring a band of super-powered pirates to understand this largely self-contained feature film about their encounter with a gold-obsessed potentate/entertainer and his floating nation/party-zone. But you may need to be a fan to enjoy it. Everything but …