The 2009 reboot “Star Trek” was that rare action movie that pleased both filmgoers and critics, not to mention the franchise’s legion of fanatics. JJ Abrams has reassembled almost all of the same players, adding rising star Benedict Cumberbatch to the mix to play the mysterious John Harrison.
A star-studded cast brings F. Scott Fitzgerald's great American novel to the big screen in 3-D with a soundtrack that includes Jay-Z and Lana Del Rey. This would sound preposterous if writer-director Baz Luhrmann (“Moulin Rouge,” “Romeo + Juliet”) hadn’t helmed the fireworks display of a movie.
The documentary about the New York fashion mecca includes interviews with Oscar de la Renta, Marc Jacobs, Candice Bergen, Joan Rivers and other designers, tastemakers and critics.
A star-studded cast brings F. Scott Fitzgerald's great American novel to the big screen in 3-D with a soundtrack that includes Jay-Z and Lana Del Rey. This would sound preposterous if writer-director Baz Luhrmann (“Moulin Rouge,” “Romeo + Juliet”) hadn’t helmed the fireworks display of a movie.
The latest, and worst, addition to the horror spoof franchise borrows plot lines from "Mama," "Black Swan" and "Rise of the Planet of the Apes," among others.
A down-on-his-luck man moves back home with his parents and tries to win back his estranged wife, then forms an unlikely friendship with a young spitfire.
The documentary reflects on the rise of the tennis-playing Williams sisters from Compton, Calif., as they fight injuries and obstacles during the 2011 season.
A former Weather Underground activist, who has been in hiding for 30 years after a violent crime, has to go on the lam after a fellow radical is arrested.
Child actress-turned-filmmaker Sarah Polley turns the camera on her family for this documentary. The non-linear accumulation of story fragments and interviews ultimately releases a skeleton from the Polley family closet.
The mysterious French film looks at the relationship between a jaded literature teacher and his pupil, a talented writer who insinuates himself into a classmate’s home and secretly chronicles the family’s day-to-day activities.
The reboot of the beloved, if somewhat low-budget, cult horror film about five young friends terrorized by a demonic spirit does exactly what it’s supposed to do: scare you to the chiropractor.
Style's Stephen Hunter writes, "it sure is nice to see this old classic on a screen the right size, in perfect focus, and with its heroes and villains bigger than life, as they were."