Movie Review: Before I Wake
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His dreams come to life... but also his nightmares; this horror film offers few scares, but is worth catching for its young star
Movie Review: The 5th Wave
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Humanity's greatest weapon against an alien invasion? Love. Love conquers all.
Movie Review: 10 Cloverfield Lane
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The Cloverfield connection is a stretch, but this nifty little thriller delivers on its own terms
Movie Review: The Witch
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This indie hit about a 17th century family terrified by a mysterious evil is one of the creepiest movies from the past year
Movie Review: My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2
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The sequel we’ve all been waiting for is smaller, thinner, and not so Greek
Movie Review: Spotlight
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Boston Globe reporters uncover Catholic Church cover-ups in this standout production, Oscar winner for 2015's Best Picture
Movie Review: London Has Fallen
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The entire city of London has been taken by terrorists, but one American Secret Service agent is there to save it
Movie Review: Pat a Mat ve filmu
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The stop-motion DIY handymen, among the Czech Republic's most beloved cartoon characters, are now on the big screen
Movie Review: Teorie tygra
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Jiří Bartoška's sympathetic turn highlights this unexpectedly deep - and bitterly funny - new Czech comedy-drama
Movie Review: Allegiant
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This silly new installment in the Divergent series is a low point for the franchise
Movie Review: Daddy's Home
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It's stepdad Will Ferrell vs. bad dad Mark Wahlberg in this amiable comedy
Film Review: I, Olga Hepnarová
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This striking new black & white biopic turns the infamous Czech mass murderer into a martyr
Film Review: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
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The DC comic book titans collide in this overstuffed, underwritten superhero spectacle
Film Review: Rudý kapitán
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Czechoslovak police hunt down StB secrets in the solid new Czech-Slovak-Polish cop thriller The Red Captain
Movie Review: Brooklyn
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Saoirse Ronan is an Irish immigrant in 1950s New York City in this gentle, good-natured, Oscar-nominated drama
Movie Review: The Brothers Grimsby
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Sacha Baron Cohen and Mark Strong get tangled up in this fast and loose - and purportedly shocking - new comedy
Movie Review: Hail, Caesar!
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The Coen Brothers’ latest film is a divisive, but delightful, love letter to 1950s Hollywood
