A needed and authentic look at the immigrant experience that unfortunately gets bogged down with some one-dimensional characters and uneven pacing.

This visual feast offers some lovely moments, but ultimately lacks spiritual depth and compelling romance

'The Adjustment Bureau' writer and director tackles the question, "Why are we here?"

Emma Stone, Octavia Spencer, Viola Davis, and Tate Taylor on the thinking behind the movie.

This atypical cancer movie is like 'Beaches' meets 'Superbad'—poignant and crude, and ultimately compelling.

A light, quirky, enjoyable love story for grown-ups.

This beautiful and star-studded Woody Allen film is cheeky and clever, but flawed.

The moving musical of love and grace comes to the big screen with amazing performances.

This partly fictionalized documentary is refreshingly pro-relationship and offers a quirky and endearing look at love in a postmodern age.

A beautifully stylized, superbly acted tale about the choice between book smarts or the school of life.

The Irish countryside is gorgeous, but the rest of this road-tripping rom-com is formulaic and flat.

This fantasy film lacks the magic to truly cast the audience in its spell.