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‘Jesus Is King’ Film Review: Kanye West Documentary-Promo Is Both Too Short and Too Long
It’s too brief a sample of West’s process, and it will probably only confirm what you already think of him, good or bad
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‘Jawline’ Film Review: Social-Media Influence Gets Tough But Compassionate Exploration in New Doc
One young man’s attempted rise to Instagram stardom becomes a fascinating look at a bizarre industry
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‘Angel Has Fallen’ Film Review: Gerard Butler Lurches Through Pointless, Silly Threequel
Rather than focus on its lead character’s humanity, the dopey script spins a conspiracy that would be laughed off the internet
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’47 Meters Down: Uncaged’ Film Review: Shark-Bait Sequel Delivers the Goods
Returning director Johannes Roberts once again crafts an underwater adventure with real bite
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All 13 Danny Boyle Films, Ranked From Worst to Best (Photos)
Where does “Yesterday” rank in the Oscar-winner’s oeuvre?
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‘Blue Note Records: Beyond the Notes’ Film Review: Documentary Crams Ten Pounds of Jazz History Into a Five-Pound Sack
Legendary musicians, great producers, a storied legacy and a new generation of genius is just too much for one movie to cover
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‘Rolling Thunder Revue’ Film Review: Martin Scorsese Chronicles Bob Dylan’s Legendary Bicentennial Tour
Mixing documentary with recreation, Scorsese does his best to get to the truth about the ever-enigmatic musical legend
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‘Echo in the Canyon’ Film Review: Documentary Takes a Hazy Look at a Key Moment in Rock History
Music legends crafted immortal sounds in Laurel Canyon, but this well-meaning film can’t quite wrap its arms around the story
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‘The Tomorrow Man’ Film Review: Blythe Danner and John Lithgow Overcome Boundaries to Find Love
He’s obsessed with the future and she’s stuck in the past, but in Noble Jones’ impressive debut, together they can live in the now
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‘Homecoming’ Film Review: Beyoncé’s Powerful Documentary Captures Her Once-in-a-Lifetime Coachella Triumph
This exhilarating concert film gives you both a front-row seat to a history-making show and a backstage pass to see how it all came together
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‘Long Day’s Journey Into Night’ Film Review: Haunting Memory Play Culminates in Bravura 3D Sequence
Chinese director Bi Gan explores nostalgia and obsession in a manner that recalls Tarkovsky, Malick and Wong Kar-wai
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‘Dragged Across Concrete’ Film Review: Vince Vaughn and Mel Gibson Are Dirty Cops in a Potentially Trolling Thriller
The director of “Brawl in Cell Block 99” returns with another lengthy action epic that is maddeningly coy about its intentions
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‘The Kid’ Film Review: Vincent D’Onofrio’s All-Star Western Gets Mired in a Sinkhole of Clichés
It’s Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid all over again, and the marquee value of Ethan Hawke, Chris Pratt and Dane DeHaan can’t elevate the sludgy script
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‘Paddleton’ Film Review: Ray Romano and Mark Duplass Face Mortality in Moving, Funny Bromance
The story deals with cancer and assisted suicide, but ultimately this Netflix piece is about two losers helping each other navigate life
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‘American Chaos’ Film Review: Day-Late, Dollar-Short Doc Traces Trump’s Rise to the White House
After endless profiles in The New York Times about What Trump Voters Really Think, the last thing we need is a movie on the same subject
