Both 42 and The Reluctant Fundamentalist deal with issues of individual and systemic racial injustice—but come to very different conclusions.

We should maybe try giving Paul W. S. Anderson a little bit of credit.

Pull out the troll dolls and the black lights: we're going to space.

A low-effort movie that’s too bad to get riled up about.

You'd be best off rewatching 'Lilo & Stitch.'

Both 42 and The Reluctant Fundamentalist deal with issues of individual and systemic racial injustice - and come to very different conclusions.

Snyder's Superman reboot is visually stunning and well-acted, but lacks the humanity of The Kings of Summer, a little coming-of-age movie with a big heart.

What if your purported underdog is never anything but, well, an overdog?

In which porn addiction functions as just a case study for a much bigger question.

Second verse, pretty much the same as the first.

Why 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' didn't have to be a terrible movie (though it was).

In the David Foster Wallace biopic, the author's own words are the best part.

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

The movie about Wikileaks is a mess, and a giant missed opportunity.

A movie that's both distinctly American and a bit troubling.

Movies about family and coming of age, and one that will make you jump.

The rare (and wonderful) kids' movie that rewards those who come to it like children.

The latest installment's failure to actually focus on its characters is a giant, ironic misstep.

An overstuffed response to the more fantastical instances of the Marvel franchise.