Film Reviews

Michael Keaton is the mesmerizing fall guy in Alejandro González Iñárritu’s movie about acting, celebrity and identity.

Argentine director Damián Szifron shows how little things gone amiss can produce dark twists.

Kieslowski's "Three Colors: White" still ranks among the "sweetest" revenge movies ever concocted.

Jennifer Kent's psychological horror thriller is at once predictable but enticingly off-kilter.

James Watkins saw the brooding talent of Jack O'Connell but stock horror has its limits.

The latest in the Mission Impossible franchise can't help poking fun at itself.

Irishman Lenny Abrahamson takes a darkly funny look at a band that's out of its collective mind.

Mike Cahill goes off the rails in his sci-fi bid to makes eyes into a faith-driven life form.

Kelly Reichardt's movie can't decide if it's about ecoterrorism or youth estrangement.

Gia Coppola's high school-focused debut is much ado about adolescent (sexual) confusion.