Reviews

Todd Stephens’ comedy remembers LGBT history’s bad old days while acknowledging a more enlightened present

Courtrooms, cocaine and cosmic philosophy all add up to not very much at all

This adaptation of a Disney ride overloads the CGI, but it’s a breezy voyage

At sea level, the film’s fuzzy philosophy succumbs to a complete lack of internal logic

David Lowery’s take on the epic poem seems more interested in the art direction than the storytelling

A family grapples with the bleak landscape of Mars alongside bigger, more resonant issues

Poorly-written characters struggle with ill-defined terrors in a muddled mess of a thriller

The latest from Quentin Dupieux (“Rubber”) turns a giant insect puppet and a nonsense plot into a happy road trip to nowhere

This “G.I. Joe Origins” tale goes from muddled to murky to flat-out goofy

Through interviews and recreations, the filmmakers capture Tipton’s life and explore how and by whom the history of trans people gets told

Michael Sarnoski’s tale of a reclusive ex-chef out to retrieve his porcine pal mixes flavors you wouldn’t think would pair well, but they do

The French legend’s star power threads together tones of wit, danger and political substance

‘Tournament of Champions’ might not make a lick of sense, but it’s a meticulously constructed thrill machine