You keep thinking Katie Aselton’s Iraq vets vs. gal-pals thriller will explore larger ideas until it doesn't

Filmmakers Maiken Baird and Michelle Major are less interested in digging deep than they are in celebrating the sisters’ achievements and cultural impact -- which is just fine

Olivier Assayas explores the political passion of French teenagers coming of age three years after the May 1968 demonstrations

Robert Downey Jr. makes the witty banter and explosive action zing -- just don't worry too much about the convoluted plot

Dennis Quaid/Zac Efron farm movie feels like a series of note cards (“father-son conflict,” “dad’s mistress hits on son”) that never weave together to make a gripping plot

This story of an America-loving Pakistani radicalized by post-9/11 racism couldn’t be more zeitgeist-y, but the film is an overblown slog

And why director Ariel Vroman was willing to put the film on hold to get "Boardwalk Empire's" Michael Shannon to play the allegedmurderer of up to 250 people between 1948 and 1986

While a case could be made that the warmed-over “Oblivion” will make the boldest anti-drones statement of any fictional film this year, it’s a chilly movie that never draws you in 

Writer-director Brian Helgeland acknowledges the groundbreaking ballplayer’s legend without turning him into a plastic dashboard saint

Robert Redford’s tale of former anti-war activists on the run fails to cut it as a thriller, character study or contemplation of big ideas

Who better to shill for the institution of marriage than 43-year-old bachelor Perry, who uses homophobia as a punch line and HIV as a cheap plot gimmick?

Documentary goes down a rabbit hole of conspiracies and secret meanings in Stanley Kubrick’s classic adaptation of the Stephen King horror novel