Reviews film

This vast narrative collage comprises an artful group biography and an account of an unprecedented phenomenon that has never recurred, and seems unlikely, in today's splintered culture, ever to do so.

'Star Trek Beyond' lets us look at 'Star Trek' in a new way while still honoring the original, and that’s all we ever really asked of a 'Star Trek' reboot.

How do you bring together your personal life and career when you discover that your mother is dying?

I recommend that you avoid this one completely, but if your kids do drag you to it, take some Sominex and wear a pair of dark sunglasses – at least you’ll get a nice 87 minute nap.

A late-summer surprise with a great cast, Hell or High Water is an exciting, character-driven antidote to the season's typical sequels and would-be blockbusters.

A film that celebrates families, promotes appreciation of nature’s beauty, and reminds us that all creatures – even enormous green dragons – are deserving of respect and dignity.

Does a documentary film about the Hispanic community of Boyle Heights shy away from tackling the major issue of the day?

Who was really behind Nazi SS-Obersturmbannfuhhrer Adolph Eichmann's celebrated capture in Argentina which led to his eventual trial and execution in Israel?

'Suicide Squad' is like a cinematic wink to an audience that gets it much better than the critics ever will.

Above all misogyny destroys the misogynist in the Award-Winning 'Parched' by Leena Yadav.