Second animated Lego comedy features teenage ninjas.
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Star Karen Allen adds warmth to a drama based on Joan Anderson’s best-selling memoir.
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A documentary focuses on two seminal events in the summer of 1964.
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In Lena Khan’s comedy, Danny Pudi plays an Indian immigrant struggling to assimilate.
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Jake Gyllenhaal plays Jeff Bauman, a man who lost both his legs during the attack.
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Third Lego movie lacks the pop-cultural touchstones of the first two animated films.
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Taron Egerton is back in sequel to 2015 film — along with a couple of seemingly deceased characters.
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Social-media thriller fails to live up to its potential for social relevance.
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Documentary by Frederick Wiseman is a languid, cinema-verite portrait of an institution.
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Filmmaker Mike White delivers a delicate, observant comedy of envy and self-doubt.
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Documentary explores the antiabortion movement and the fight for bodily autonomy.
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Noah Wyle plays a man who has been hit by an accidentally fired bullet.
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Timely comedy looks back at a match when tennis star Billie Jean King struck a blow for feminism.
The thriller about coldblooded revenge is graphically violent.
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Dylan O’Brien stars a baby-faced CIA operative in this lumbering thriller based on Vince Flynn books.
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Time-hopping South Korean action film features a beautiful — and lethal — femme fatale.
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A documentary focuses on two longtime teachers at Headfort School.
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This biopic, starring Nicholas Hoult as J.D. Salinger, is filled with cliches.
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But Darren Aronofsky’s elegant meditation on art, nature and spirituality gives way to pulp excess.
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The documentary offers a corrective to 50-plus years of American history.
