Movies

The powerful film is structured as a letter from the filmmaker to her unborn daughter.

Sprawling crime drama is one of the director’s most ambitious films in recent memory.

The characters are all based on real people, but their humanity is given short shrift.

A heterosexual kiss did make it into an in-flight version of "Booksmart," whose stars are pointing out a double standard.

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Director Tim Miller finds just the right mix of action, suspense and old-school comic relief.

The writer-director’s adaptation of Jonathan Lethem’s novel is stylish and well-acted, yet talky and twisty.

The Harriet Tubman biopic may take few stylistic risks, but it is a stronger movie for it.

“Unlikely” examines a crisis in higher education, with emotional manipulation and weak arguments.

The subjects of this film illustrate a paradox: Giving stuff away makes you wealthy, in a way.

A family matriarch gathers her extended family together to deliver some serious news.

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The crime thriller is elevated by the topical theme of race and policing.

A subterranean hospital is the setting for this sequel to “Last Men in Aleppo.”

We’ve seen this story of Henry V’s unlikely rise before. And Shakespeare did it better.