Film
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Film Review: DC’s Shazam!
A colorful, kid-sized adventure, "Shazam!" adds a super-powered goofball to the DC Universe
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Film Review: Hotel Mumbai
"Hotel Mumbai" delivers taut suspense in its streamlined take on real-life terror
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Film Review: Disney’s ‘Dumbo’ doesn’t quite take flight
Tim Burton turns the familiar Disney fantasy into a moving family drama that's not as fun as it should be
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Film Review: Jordan Peele’s ‘Us’
Jordan Peele's Us may deliver the scares on a bloody platter, but it amounts to so much more than a simple horror film
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Captain Marvel review: Brie Larson delivers a powerful, emotionally rich, and frequently funny hero
Captain Marvel starts off unsteady, but finds its footing by the end and delivers spectacularly.
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Film Review: ‘Greta’ is a good thriller with some laughably dumb moments
Neil Jordan's "Greta" builds taut suspense around a potent performance from Isabelle Huppert
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Film Review: Ruben Brandt, Collector
"Ruben Brandt, Collector" spins a dizzying animated mystery out of a therapist's unhealthy obsession with art
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Oscars 2019: Everything LGBTQ that happened at Hollywood’s biggest night
Lady Gaga's win, Billy Porter's amazing tuxedo dress, a beautiful dedication to James Baldwin, and more at the 91st Academy Awards!
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WATCH: Taron Egerton sings in latest trailer for Elton John biopic ‘Rocketman’
Egerton's vocals are on display Elton John classic "Your Song"
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Oscars 2019: Our Picks for Every Category
Predicting one of the most wide-open Oscar races in years
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The Sunday Sessions offers a compelling, unsettling close-up of conversion therapy
Richard Yeagley's new documentary provides a behind-the-scenes look at "ex-gay" talk therapy.
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Film Review: ‘What Men Want’ is a boilerplate rom-com remake
Taraji P. Henson makes for a bright rom-com heroine in the otherwise clunky What Men Want
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Reel Affirmations’ monthly LGBTQ film screening is moving to Landmark’s E Street Cinema
Director Kimberley Bush hopes to provide movie-viewers with the full-on theater experience for Reel Affirmations XTRA
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Film Review: M. Night Shyamalan’s “Glass” stumbles to the finish line
M. Night Shyamalan mashes up two seemingly unrelated films into one nutty sequel with Glass.
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Nadine Labaki on capturing truth in her moving drama “Capernaum”
A realistic, albeit fictional, story of a 12-year old street kid who sues his parents for the affront of having him
