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The iconic game’s distribution story may be riddled with minutiae, but Baird and company bring energy and style to the mix and makes it fun.

Brandon Cronenberg’s psychological character study is hard to watch and won’t be for everyone, but provides decent food for thought.

Elizabeth Banks’ third directorial effort confuses horror with comedy, briefly succeeding at the former while failing miserably at the latter

Guy Ritchie’s latest banter-filled spy thriller isn’t atrocious, but perhaps his most needlessly confusing.

A funny, informative, and often touching film that’s less about the game of pinball than the people it affects.

A dreadfully unfunny, never-ending series of poorly constructed and delivered lectures on race that’s offensive for all the wrong reasons.

Disney’s latest algorithmic feature has no grasp on the storytelling tricks of its adventure influences or the undisputed quality of the studio’s past.

The sequel to the Shrek spin-off movie isn’t just surprisingly great but one of the wisest and deepest animated movies in recent years.

McDonagh turns out yet another masterpiece, balancing cerebral and lyrical in this allegorical think-piece about our preoccupations with society’s opinions.

A modern-day adaptation and quasi-sequel to Dickens’ A Christmas Carol that soars with an energetic narrative and thoughtful premise.