New documentary follows artist’s journey to learn from Japanese masters
The new Harley Quinn movie is at least a superior followup to 'Suicide Squad'
Rian Johnson gathers an excellent ensemble, but can’t think of much to do with them
Martin Scorsese and mob-flick royalty breathe life into look at crime’s lasting legacy with 'The Irishman.'
Can Nazis be funny? Taika Waititi says yes
The epitome of a sequel no one needed
A heady, spaced-out take on ‘Heart of Darkness’
Soaring beauty marred by unnecessary sadism
A quirky, funky audience-pleaser
Brie Larson and Samuel L. Jackson invert the Superman model
Love, despair, gulags and jazz in red romance
Biopic lays it on thick, but captures the charm of two comedy greats
'Moonlight' director’s latest film brings old-fashioned romance to story of prejudice
Revisiting a historic royal rivalry
Beneath the missing-person plot of ‘Searching’ is a subtext about humanity lost in a wash of tech
Love story and family drama are pieced together unevenly in ‘Puzzle’
Spike Lee was woke before it was cool, now he delivers a timely comeback film
In ‘Tully,’ Charlize Theron nails the raw emotion of post-natal anguish
The only thing wrong with the latest Marvel installment is it will be hard to top
Hilarious ‘Death of Stalin’ has fun with Cold War game of thrones
An all-star cast with nothing interesting to say hijacks a fantasy classic in ‘A Wrinkle in Time’
Rian Johnson’s ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ picks up right where we left off
‘Nobody Speak’ director disagrees with ideas that controversial site had suit coming
Kathryn Bigelow brings intensity and a spirit of resistance to ‘Detroit’
Christopher Nolan epic pulls cinematic thrills from World War II’s ‘Dunkirk miracle’
Could Michael Bay ever make a good ‘Transformers’ movie?
Little magic in unnecessary live-action Disney remake
Almodóvar paints his Alice Munro-derived portrait of ‘Julieta’ in a bold, sweeping palette
J.K. Rowling’s world gets new life in ‘Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them’
Ben Affleck riffs on Batman in ‘The Accountant’