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Is Jill really the victim of a serial abductor or is she just very troubled?

Andrew Niccol writes and directs this science fiction thriller that stars Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried.

Clique comedy about teen groupthink lacks real bite.

There's a lovely little arthouse movie buried in this romance starring Amanda Seyfried, although the film's commercial aspirations get in its way.

This film adaptation of the Broadway adaptation of a catalog of Swedish disco hits retains all the fun but remains astonishingly silly.

The paternity mystery is solved, but the ABBA hits keep coming

Paul Schrader and Ethan Hawke burn in the divine for this meditation on faith.

Ben Stiller and Naomi Watts suffer a midlife funk in Noah Baumbach's latest

Seth MacFarlane furthers his Hollywood onslaught with this Western spoof in which he's no longer strictly a voice talent but is now playing the onscreen lead.

Catherine Hardwicke, the director of the first Twilight movie, helms this update of the fairy tale.

Atom Egoyan's new film is an erotic thriller that stars Julianne Moore, Liam Neeson, and the mismatched Amanda Seyfried.

In this obvious romance, a soldier on leave falls for a girl, which leads to an anguished correspondence.

There are few laughs and even fewer scares in Diablo Cody's followup to her smash hit Juno.

Diablo Cody and Zelda Williams show their Tim Burton love with charm but not enough visual style

This isn't your mother's Mean Girls. Because it's really bad.

High-concept horror A Quiet Place to open fest

The gayest portrayal of heterosexuality. EVER?

Corruption, lies, and credits on the set of Citizen Kane

You probably shouldn't stay for this middling supernatural mystery

They're all good philosophizing puppers, Brent

Long-delayed stoner comedy is a little stale.

A young writer has to pen a woman's obituary before she dies

A comedy gathering as dreary as your own family get-togethers

Mark Wahlberg and the irrepressible Seth MacFarlane return for a sequel

Fill your homosexual calendar with a b-day ball by House of Lepore, Hyperreal Film Club’s Aughts horror screening, and more.

Postpartum depression colors a kids books writer’s life

Peter Pan origin story goes off the plank

Toronto in the rearview

In this wedding comedy, a bridegroom’s bitterly divorced parents (De Niro and Keaton) must pretend they’re still married to appease his Catholic birth mother.

This extravagant adaptation of the monster-hit musical is a little pitchy, but it's still a potent piece of cinema.