Film
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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
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Dr. Ruth: An interview with the ‘Goddess of Good Sex’
Dr. Ruth still wants everybody to have great sex, and to go see her new documentary "Ask Dr. Ruth"
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Film Review: ‘Avengers: Endgame’
Sweeping from grim defeat to giddy excitement, Avengers: Endgame covers all MCU bases, and then some. Our spoiler-free review.
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With ‘The White Crow,’ Ralph Fiennes showcases Rudolf Nureyev’s emerging sexuality
Ralph Fiennes has created an homage to the artistry of Nureyev, as well as a lush, gripping Cold War thriller
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DC Shorts’ newest film program is one of its gayest yet
"DC Shorts Sings! A Night of Live Music & Film" is Saturday, May 4
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Reel Affirmations Xtra offers generation gap drag comedy ‘Tucked’
Writer-director Jamie Patterson breaks down some behind-the-scenes T on his film "Tucked"
