The commitment by Mother Teresa to care for those who had been rejected by society is one of the most unparalleled displays of benevolence of the 20th century. The tiny ...
“Creed,” the latest installment in the “Rocky” saga, is like that aging fighter on the undercard who you hope can just hold his own and escape the ring with his life but...
Production was halted early in the process of making “The Good Dinosaur” because it had some dinosaur-sized problems. Peter Sohn was brought in as the new director and h...
Grim, relentless and immensely satisfying, “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2” sends out the dystopian sci-fi franchise on a feel-bad high. Readers of Suzanne Collin...
“Love the Coopers” is pretty formulaic as far as Christmas dramedies go, but there are always going to be those movies that just get to you — despite, perhaps, your best...
“Spectre” cost nearly $300 million to make, and I suppose it was worth it. It’s a good Bond movie, which will be good enough for many millions of fans. It’s also the lon...
The Sandra Bullock-starring “Our Brand Is Crisis,” is an acidic, biting political satire that asserts the notion that marketing has taken over the democratic process. Th...
If “Burnt,” starring Bradley Cooper, feels slightly familiar, you might be remembering Cooper’s short-lived turn in the TV series “Kitchen Confidential” about a decade o...
Steven Spielberg’s “Bridge of Spies,” much like its misunderstood litigator, is a film that plays the long game. This complex Cold War drama soaked in shadows, blues, gr...
You may come out of the 1901-set Gothic chiller “Crimson Peak” humming the production design (by Thomas Sanders), or singing arias about the clothes (Kate Hawley, costum...
