Film

The script feels like the first draft of a screenplay written by a bot—which is a problem when you already have one character that’s actually a robot.

Revisit old friends and make some new ones in “Toy Story 4.”

Every Adam Sandler movie is an idiot’s guide to subtext.

“What/If” is an outright attack on creative people and all their struggles to make worthwhile art. It’s also really fun.

In order to be accepted and celebrated by mainstream audiences, Asian-American men run the double-edged risk of being perceived as “too Asian” and also feeling like an imposter of their own race.

These classic horror movie monsters are pretty awful, but not nearly as awful as the resigning White House Press Secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders.

If you’re looking for zombie-killing action, remember this is a Jim Jarmusch movie.

Who asked for a Men in Black reboot? Why would anybody want that?

These cinematic long takes just won’t cut it out.

They can do anything they want in visual effects now, but they can’t write a funny script.