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Charlize Theron stars in this fictionalized, rousing, but nevertheless predictable account of the first class-action sexual discrimination suit.

Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is back (again)

Jason Schwartzman stars in this comedy from droll Austin auteur Bob Byington

Medical students try to bring the dead back to life.

Optimistic youth continue to curdle in this latest Todd Solondz outing, even though the film's tone is less shrill and insistent.

Todd Solondz revisits the family from his film Happiness, but the characters are all played by different actors, and the result is no less disconcerting.

A kidnapping caper with only three characters and one basic location, this masterful British film ratchets up the suspense to mind-frying proportions.

This prize-winning Israeli film is set in contemporary Tel Aviv and is both a realistic and magical portrait of contemporary women.

On the surface, Rocket Science is yet another quirky high school movie, but its story of a stutterer who's enticed into joining the debate team is special in its own way.

Disappointing screen adaptation lacks the novel's satiric edge.

Dystopian YA adaptation relies on spectacle over character

Joss Whedon’s Western/sci-fi hybrid (which was canceled from TV but greenlighted for the movies) evinces the kind of swashbuckling bonhomie that made so many of us fall in love with the original Star Wars films.

How the new Prime series depends on global storytelling

Form an opinion instead of guessing what will win this category

Ethan Hawke directs this doc about pianist and teacher Seymour Bernstein

The Smurfs invade Paris. (Must've heard Jerry Lewis is a god there.)

The bubbles have gone out of Russell Brand's remake of the 30-year-old original.

Francis Ford Coppola embraces smaller-scale filmmaking with this story about the reunion of estranged brothers in Buenos Aires.