Thompson jumps into the role full force

Playing the title character of Eleanor the Great, June Squibb commands the screen like a fairy godmother waving her wand.

Taut, well-made, and emotionally sound, Keep Quiet deserves to make some noise.

Last Tango in Paris showed Marlon as a bad dance partner but Waltzing with Brando says he made some good moves.

Long ago I walked out of a theater after a midnight screening feeling like I just stayed awake through a nightmare, never imagining that...

Austin Butler exudes star power, supported by an impressive cast that includes Reginia King, Leiv Schreiber, Zoë Kravitz and Tonic the cat who definitely gets caught stealing the show.

The killing machines of sharks and a serial murderer mix for Dangerous Animals, an upscale piece featuring the trashy alure of blood, guts, and bad dining habits.

Plenty of chuckles result with an amazing cast looking like the fun they experience should be shared with lucky viewers.

Hola Frida serves as an appetizer for kids, an introduction to the name of a person they might later want to learn more about.

Fielding’s story lets Bridget evolve as the widowed mother of two without losing the warmth, insecurities, and humor that made her so relatable to other women.

Director Ron Howard explores an unsolved mystery in the movie Eden but comes up with no deep insight.

Avoiding asking too many questions helps too, allowing Relay to trot into a slow build leading to rewarding and respectable finish.

Both words and music from George Harrison’s pensive song “Beware of Darkness” set the tone for Weapons, a thoughtfully made film that averts tired genre cliches.

Keep Portland Weird demands one of the Oregon city’s slogans and most visitors easily find examples of eccentricity on and off screen

Summer lovers and set jetters flock to Greece, inspired by sun drenched islands, crystal blue waters, and a long screen legacy that shows a country ladled with beauty and mythological wonders.

Having prepared for my cruise ship journey through the Adriatic and its southern Slavik countries of Montenegro, Croatia, and Slovenia by watching movies and television series, I kept an eye out for weird sea creatures. What else could I do after watching Killer Mermaid?

Our group leader in Venice gave us a list of things to do that included one final item: Get lost.

With the unabashed romantic title Four Letters of Love, author Niall Williams maintains a loving soul in the screenplay he adapts from his bestselling novel.

Working off the improv performance mantra of “say yes,” Deep Cover provides amusing moments and works as an action film if you agree to its implausibility.

my definition of summer includes at least one shark project, and I need no special 50th anniversary release date for Jaws to celebrate fins on screen.