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This documentary follows an American man's motorcycle trip through Northern Africa and the Middle East, during which he takes up arms against Moammar Gadhafi in Libya.

A student's desire to become a better drummer comes at the cost of becoming a supplicant to a monstrous teacher.

Wholesome family franchise doesn't rock the boat.

This live-action/animated hybrid starring Robin Wright is total stoner bait.

Whole Foods' The Forager's Table event highlights local products

Agreeably phony movie focuses on a pair of unlikely partners drawn together by the promise of making music.

In this bravura movie, Tom Hardy plays a man who tries to mend the unraveling threads of his life while behind the wheel of a car for 85 minutes.

This off-Bollywood charmer is a light-hearted drama about two lonely souls who forge a friendship when they start passing written notes.

Émile Zola’s Thérèse Raquin gets another film adaptation, this time in English.

The überviolent 1987 action film gets a pointless reboot.

Slate includes everyone from Wes Anderson to the Zellners

Superior in nearly all ways to its predecessor, this second film in the prequel to The Lord of the Rings trilogy is a welcome surprise.

This inspirational film based is both a sequel and prequel to The Ultimate Gift, and is based on Jim Stovall's novel.

Orcas exploited in the name of entertainment and free enterprise is bad business in the view of this doc.

When the wife of an assimilated Arab in Israel is identified a suicide bomber, the unwitting husband questions both his marriage and hiss Palestinian identity.

Action reboot revives the sci-fi action franchise as psycho-mystery

This spellbinding adaptation of a supposedly “unfilmable” novel achieves near-perfection on virtually all levels.

Maybe you should stop buying your trail mix at Whole Foods

The action in this Liam Neeson thriller is frenetic and frequent, and keeps him in constant MacGyver mode.

There's no need to put a stake in the heart of this animated film full of familiar monsters; it's already deadly dull.

When a Manhattanite returns for a visit to his old liberal arts college, he falls hard for a student 15 years his junior.

When authority is ceded to a disembodied voice on the other end of a phone line, all bounds of human propriety are lost in this story's fast-food joint.

Abundantly violent yet decidedly listless, there’s very little kick to this moonshining picture from director John Hillcoat and musician/screenwriter Nick Cave.

Protest ho!

Spanish filmmaker Nacho Vigalondo cloaks this romantic comedy within the promise of a science-fiction story.

More Ordinary People Like Us than anything terribly original, this drama starring Chris Pine, Elizabeth Banks, and Michelle Pfeiffer still scores some good points along the way.

This festival favorite marks an impressive film debut for its director and star, but its sum total is less satisfying than its parts.

Jack Black, Shirley MacLaine, and Matthew McConaughey star in Richard Linklater's latest film – an East Texas true-crime story with a comic touch.

Madonna helms this movie about the scandalous marriage of King Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson.

Robert De Niro and Paul Dano play the troubled Flynn father and son.