Long before trailers and previews, movie posters were the best way to hook viewers—and Bible movie posters have always been among the flashiest of all.

The Dardennes brothers' latest film is an intensely naturalistic tale of deception and desperation that retains the hallmarks of their celebrated body of work.

The final chapter in the Shrek saga is a refreshing improvement on its predecessor—while also affirming the value of counting your blessings.

A dusty, slow, neorealistic take on fear, exhaustion, courage, and the pioneers.

Heartwarming family film explores the challenges of being a family against the backdrop of small-town America.

This time-travelling sci-fi drama is carefully plotted, beautifully executed, and full of important questions.

Public manners, Christopher Nolan, "Jurassic Park," "Upstream Color," and Batman at the Smithsonian.

What if the self-made man wakes up one day and hates himself?

Reflections from CT's chief film critic on what we're trying to do.

Family: it hurts.

You're a neighbor before you're a consumer.

The wages of sin is death, but sometimes that's not what you were expecting.

The director of 'Once' is back, this time in New York City, with a work of love.

And why I'll be blogging here.

Mapleton: putting the "false Christ" into Christmas.

We forget what comedies are actually about (spoiler alert: it's not humor).

Or not.

There's something vital about 'Madam Secretary' and 'Scandal,' and we can't afford to miss it.

We talked about God a lot this year in pop culture, but not the same way.