“Baby Driver” delivers a two-hour music video–but not much else
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Movie Review: "I, Daniel Blake"
(06/03/17 1:53pm)
“I, Daniel Blake” is a moving look at the quagmire that is the welfare system, breaking through the callousness of glib terms like “welfare queen.”
"Wonder Woman" shines as one of the best superhero films to date
(06/03/17 10:58am)
“Citizen Jane” examines the past, present and future of American cities
(05/05/17 10:00am)
“The Dinner” is too long and complicated to enjoy
(05/05/17 10:00am)
“Angkor Awakens: A Portrait of Cambodia” struggles with storytelling
(05/05/17 9:17am)
"Obit" shines a spotlight on the New York Times' obituary staff
(05/05/17 9:04am)
“Free Fire” shoots blanks
(04/21/17 9:30am)
With confused plot, "The Lost City of Z" falls flat
(04/21/17 9:10am)
"In Search of Israeli Cuisine" provides captivating take on Israeli culture
(04/21/17 9:00am)
In “2017,” Louis C.K. delivers on his comedic promises
(04/15/17 12:00pm)
Though realistic, "Graduation" is not an easy watch
(04/14/17 4:34pm)
“Truman” is an intimate portrayal of friendship
(04/14/17 9:00am)
“Fate of the Furious” fires on all cylinders
(04/14/17 9:00am)
"Gifted" is heartwarming despite plot holes
(04/07/17 10:41am)
Romantic post-war drama “Frantz” filled with twists and turns
(04/07/17 10:01am)
“After The Storm” is realistic, but not memorable
(03/31/17 10:00am)
"Raw" is untamed and uncut
(03/24/17 12:00pm)
Jack Reilly reviews the French-Belgian film today
“The Sense of an Ending” is a beguiling tale about selective history
(03/17/17 9:00am)
"Beauty and the Beast" brings the nostalgia you're looking for
(03/11/17 10:00am)