Hailee Steinfeld and a fantastic cast of characters populate Kelly Fremon Craig's excellent directorial debut The Edge of Seventeen
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Fox enters the world of musical adaptations with a High School Musical-inspired interpretation of the 1976 midnight movie.
The Accountant is a Good Will Hunting / Batman hybrid with little logic and an utterly terrible performance by leading man Ben Affleck
The Birth of a Nation recounts an underdiscussed and pivotal moment in American history, but director Nate Parker pulls punches in this vanity project.
Emily Blunt and Haley Bennett shine in the melodramatic and thrilling adaptation of Paula Hawkins' popular novel The Girl on the Train
Tim Burton returns to the dark and spooky with his adaptation of Ransom Riggs' popular novel Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
Ross Adam and Robert Cannan's thrilling documentary The Lovers and the Despot tells a true-life story too crazy to be true.
Hollywood's latest attempt at The Magnificent Seven boasts solid acting and the always amazing Denzel Washington, but little in the way of lasting impact.
Lily Rabe anchors a capable group of young actors as a teacher struggling to find her own education in the formulaic Miss Stevens
Clint Eastwood's latest is a love letter to New York heroes, putting Tom Hanks in the driver's seat to recreate "The Miracle on the Hudson"
Alicia Vikander and Rachel Weisz anchor director Derek Cianfrance's romantic, if overwrought, adaptation of The Light Between Oceans
Kristen Lopez navigates a male-centric film weekend and wonders what the appeal is with jerks and the audiences who eat up their antics.