Justin Kurzel's Port Arthur movie can't find a valid artistic reason for profiling Australia's worst mass murderer of all time.

Michael Caine and Aubrey Plaza have great chemistry in a new book industry comedy with a throwback feel.

This year's Palme d'Or winner is a real provocation from its visionary director, Julia Ducournau.

Edgar Wright's psychological horror defies expectations, but not in a way that's useful or narratively satisfying.

Daniel Craig gives us his swan song as James Bond, the role he has been playing for the past 15 years, in a satisfying sendoff.

Dayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds and Gal Gadot can't keep this Netflix art heist movie from feeling like a forgery.

Tom Hanks recreates the dynamics of Cast Away in a post-apocalyptic world, with a dog and a robot as his Wilsons.

The origins of Tony Soprano and his cohorts are explored in this prequel to the all-time great HBO series.

Cinemas are open again! As a perfect summary of 2021, though, Marvel's latest will be streaming in just a week -- when it won't even be the latest anymore.