All style and no substance, this so-called Christmas musical may look fantastic, but offers little else.

Flooding with subtext, Olsson’s labyrinthian film tries too hard to keep secrets, despite flashes of genius from the director.

Will be objectively obtuse and unreachable for some, Kaufman’s film still ekes out some important themes amidst his brilliant technical filmmaking.

A beautiful live-action remake that adds too much context at the expense of the original film’s personality and charm.

Despite an engagingly stylized effort, Iannucci’s unique take on Dickens’ masterpiece doesn’t translate well to film.

Not as excellent as its predecessors, but it’s never a bad idea to welcome Bill and Ted back onto your movie screen.

Crafted with a visionary aesthetic, this unusual Tesla biopic never explores its fascinating subject in an equally fascinating way.

Ayer’s thrill ride has an disturbing level of humanity with the help of its well-woven themes and charismatic leads.

A funny, if uneven, comedy anchored by enormously entertaining performances by Seth Rogen in dual roles.

Low stakes animation that never finds its footing or establishes why we should care about these characters in the first place.