Once more into the time breach.

On papal ecology, dinosaurs, and the Edenic spectacle of Versailles.

Mark Ruffalo is superb as a man with bipolar disorder struggling to keep his family together.

You can’t please all of the people all of the time—or can you?

What do you do when a movie says something itself better than you could ever hope to say it?

After going extinct in 2001, the franchise returns with a familiar warning: Don’t play God. (But it sure makes for a fun ride.)

A documentary about a troubling family situation that turns into something much bigger than its subjects.

Brian Wilson biopic explores the soundscape of artistic genius and tragedy.

The latest Melissa McCarthy vehicle is a fun twist on the spy genre, despite some dips into bad taste.

The ride may not be over, but this is where I disembark.

A documentary on Netflix tells an ugly truth about those who join the pornography industry and challenges our silence.

Hollywood is fighting its own Loudness War, and this movie definitely isn’t helping.

Finding a forgotten Eden in the midst of post-apocalyptic anarchy.

You can only cover a cover so many times.

There is more to life than survival.

Well-worn gags and tired characters do not make a good comedy - even if the faces are new.

The man inside the yellow suit really is the heart and soul of the world’s most beloved avian character.

The inspiring story of Christina Noble, whose name befits her calling.

A ham-handed treatment of Hardy's Victorian novel that does the feminist inspiration for the film a frustrating disservice.