Gina Prince-Bythewood becomes the latest director who doesn’t seem particularly suited to the world of comics, but who brings a new sensibility to that world
The filmed stage show feels like a powerful piece of work that has some dazzling moments but goes on for a very long time
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s 2015 hit musical heads to your TV screen with its stage roots very much intact
Director Rod Lurie’s film is a riveting combat movie that aims to put viewers alongside American soldiers in the midst of one of the bloodiest battles in the long-running war in Afghanistan
The film is an effective, straightforward history lesson of sorts, aimed at restoring the reputation of a woman who has been little more than a footnote in U.S. rock history
Dawn Porter’s film is partly a straightforward celebration of the civil rights icon, and partly an examination of voter suppression still being used against Black people today
Ferrell and Rachel McAdams don silly costumes and belt out kitschy pop anthems, but the movie is workmanlike, mid-level Ferrell silliness
Directors Jon Shenk and Bonni Cohen detail the investigation that uncovered years of sexual, physical and emotional abuse in the USA Gymnastics program
Steve Carell and Rose Byrne star as dueling political operatives in a film that mixes its occasional laughs with plenty of position statements and diatribes
