Film
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‘The Lion King’ review: Faithful to a fault
The catfights look real but the tale is strictly recycled in Disney’s “live-action” remake of The Lion King.
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‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ Review: Lighthearted, funny, but choppy
Spider-Man: Far From Home sets up Marvel’s next cinematic cycle, and delivers the MCU’s first real romantic comedy
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Toy Story 4 Review: Existential Excellence
"Toy Story 4" carries the legacy of Pixar's magnificent series into an inspired new direction
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Documentary ‘Gay Chorus Deep South’ follows the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus into Trump country
The San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus lift their voices for peace and protest in documentary "Gay Chorus Deep South"
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Film Review: Shaft
"Shaft" leans hard on Samuel L. Jackson's movie-star persona, and the lighter side of its action-comedy heritage
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Film Review: ‘Pavarotti’ explores the life and legacy of a legend
The great tenor is lovingly remembered by wives and mistresses alike in Ron Howard's charming documentary, "Pavarotti"
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Film Review: Dark Phoenix flames out in tedious fashion
"Dark Phoenix" delivers only a half-good adaptation of one of Marvel's greatest hits
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Film Review: ‘Godzilla: King of the Monsters’ is monstrously bad
Godzilla's latest foray is an idiot-fueled catastrophe of monster-sized proportions
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Film Review: ‘Ma’ offers ludicrous but highly entertaining camp horror
Octavia Spencer sharpens her knives and dagger-like stares for the delectably campy thriller "Ma"
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‘Rocketman’ Review: Taron Egerton’s incredible performance fuels this camp, glitzy, outrageous blast
Propelled by Taron Egerton's performance, Rocketman showcases Elton John's life in suitably showstopping fashion
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In ‘Booksmart,’ Beanie Feldstein and Kaitlyn Dever crack the code for fresh teen comedy
Olivia Wilde's debut as director reinvigorates the high school comedy
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‘Aladdin’ Review: You’ll want to wish it away
Despite the efforts of Will Smith and two refreshing young leads, Guy Ritchie pretty much pummels Aladdin into the ground
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Film Review: ‘All Is True’ offers an intriguing version of Shakespeare’s last days
Scandal intrudes on William Shakespeare's peaceful retirement in Kenneth Branagh's bold biopic All Is True
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Knock Down the House offers a raw, emotional profile of four women who challenged the status quo in the 2018 midterms
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Amy Vilela, Cori Bush, and Jean Swearengin are the subjects in Rachel Lears' film
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Film Review: Knock Down the House
The astute political documentary "Knock Down the House" gets somewhat sideswiped by the AOC juggernaut
