Movies

This post-apocalyptic fable envisions a world of cannibals and cultists on the fringes of an us-vs.-them society.

Documentarian Steve James looks at the only bank to be indicted for fraud in the wake of the 2008 subprime mortgage scandal.

COMMON SENSE MEDIA | The three-quel is more uplifting than the last installment.

When a massage therapist is invited to an upscale dinner party, comedy and clarity of privilege ensue.

The vigilante thriller/family dramedy bends genres to the breaking point.

Third installment in Pixar’s talking-car franchise does not have the pep of the first two films.

The 72-year-old actor delivers a low-key tutorial in the art of screen acting and cinematic seduction.

The shadow of the Holocaust lends poignancy to the contrived story, based on a memoir.

The film follows an Afghan rock band hoping to meet and play with Metallica.

Documentary looks at the former New York City Ballet dancer as she prepares to take her final bow.

In this Jerusalem-set movie, architectural failure is a metaphor for social breakdown, in religious and secular systems.

The season's lineup includes something for everyone, from the live-action version of “Beauty and the Beast” to Shakespeare-inspired films.

They are, however, overjoyed that Tom Cruise's new version is getting terrible reviews.

COMMON SENSE MEDIA | Parent-oriented reviews of what’s on the big screen right now.

The literary docudrama is, like its subject, remote to a fault.