Reviews

This controversial Sundance feature plays like “The Little Prince” meets “Home Alone,” directed by Michael Haneke

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