'Incredibles 2' Will Empower Children And Their Parents
In the much anticipated sequel, Incredibles 2, the supermom heads off to save the world, while superdad stays home with the superkids. Guess who has the tougher job?
Movie Reviews
Wildly Uneven 'Superfly' Strives To Take The Anti- Out Of Its Antihero
The revamp of the classic low-budget 1972 flick Super Fly softens that film's main character and careens between tones "like a Cadillac Fleetwood Eldorado that's had its brake lines cut."
'Gabriel And The Mountain' Explores How A Young Man Died — And How He Lived
In this clear-eyed docudrama, filmmaker Fellipe Barbosa retraces the final days of his mercurial friend who died of exposure on Malawi's Mount Mulanje in 2009.
'Tag': The Games Men (Or Man-Boys, Anyway) Play
This "hit-or-miss goof" of an ensemble comedy, about grown men playing a child's game, features a loaded cast, a great soundtrack and impressive action set-pieces.
Despite Its Title, 'The Year Of Spectacular Men' Is Mostly About Women
The Year Of Spectacular Men is a comedy that's a real family affair. It's directed by Lea Thompson and written by her daughter, Madelyn Deutch, who also stars in the film.
'Incredibles 2' Zips Seamlessly Between Domestic Comedy And Death-Defying Action
The sequel to the 2004 animated hit continues the superheroic adventures of Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl and their three gifted children. Critic Justin Chang calls the film "gorgeous" and "touching."
Retrofuturistic 'The Incredibles 2' Is More Retro Than Futuristic
The action of this animated sequel, which picks up where The Incredibles ended 14 years ago, is fresh and inventive; pity the laughs aren't.
'Oceans 8' Sets Its Sight On The World's Biggest Fashion Event
In Oceans 8, an all-female crew attempts a heist in New York City at the Met Gala.
A Teen Fumbles His Way Out Of The Closet In 'Alex Strangelove'
While it's raunchier than Love, Simon - if less self-assured — writer-director Craig Johnson's film about a teen (Daniel Doheny) attempting to figure himself out is just as "deeply conventional."
'Hotel Artemis' Aims For B-Movie Thrills, But Earns A C-Plus
Criminals converge on a grubby hotel that doubles as an underground hospital in this pulpy, violent take on Los Angeles noir that's not as assured or as stylish as it needs to be.