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Another twisted (and twisty) offering from M. Night Shyamalan

The X-Men finally leave the silver screen with a story they already told

Robert Redford directs this historical movie about the trial of Mary Surratt, who was convicted of conspiracy to assassinate Abraham Lincoln.

This British coming-of-age drama and romantic comedy is fairly predictable, although the charming actors manage to keep the story’s characters just this side of stereotype and mediocrity.

Europe's great sentimentalist explores the mysteries of separation.

Jessica Chastain plays Her and James McAvoy plays Him, and together they're Them in intriguing head-scratcher.

This version of the Frankenstein tale is told from Igor's perspective

The origins of the bad blood among Marvel's mutants is explored in this new film from the franchise.

Based on a book by Trainspotting's Irvine Welsh, this film keeps close company with a nihilistic character, but unwisely pulls its punches.

Jane Austen could spot a phony, and, as a result, she would not have been happy with this romanticized account of her early years.

M. Night Shyamalan's meta-comic trilogy crashes into Earth with a dull splat

Spies duke it out in Cold War-era Berlin

Another bloated spectacle that serves neither the fans nor the story

Danny Boyle's film swerves unevenly between moods and motivations, from heist film to psychosexual thriller, and dreamy logic to amped-up action.

This nimble movie about Tolstoy's last days stars Christopher Plummer as the author and Helen Mirren as his high-strung wife, Sofya.

Based on Mark Millar’s ultraviolent comic-book miniseries, Wanted isn’t so much a movie as it is a parade of fast cars, big guns, heavy metal guitars, exposed cleavage, and tests of masculinity.

Joe Wright has fashioned an epic piece of moviemaking from Ian McEwan’s novel: Starring Keira Knightley, the film is consumed with the nature of storytelling and the moral responsibility of the storyteller.

Forest Whitaker becomes dictator Idi Amin in a ferocious performance that often dwarfs the more ordinary aspects of this picture.

Towering and intimate performances illuminate a couple's lockdown tensions

Back to Derry as the Losers Club takes on Pennywise again

Diverting but rarely riveting, this latest offering from the Marvel Universe kicks the can down the road some more.

Christina Ricci and James McAvoy star in this modern-day fairy tale about a girl who's cursed with a pig's snout for a nose but must find true love before the curse can be removed.

Ryan Reynolds and Jake Gyllenhaal fight for their Life

Tender, shocking, erotic: Maybe not what you expect from Lithuania

The Double, Filth, and Moebius melt minds

The self-avowed German romantic on his new film

The Chronicle at 35

Uneven attempt to both resurrect and spoof the biblical epic