Review: LES MISÉRABLES
Oscar nominee from France is exciting cop thriller with social import.
Review: BAD BOYS FOR LIFE
The jokes fall flat, and the endearing cop duo retains little of the chemistry they shared in the ‘90s.
Review: BUCK RUN
James Le Gros stars in thoughtful indie.
Review: 1917
Single-shot technique enhances an emotionally arresting and intimate look at the horrors of the Great War.
Review: JUST MERCY
Overly familiar adaptation of searing indictment of justice system lacks emotional punch.
Review: DAYS OF RAGE: The Rolling Stones’ Road to Altamont
New documentary revisits infamous 1969 free concert
Review: THE GRUDGE
New American remake of J-Horror franchise is a curse
Review: A HIDDEN LIFE
Terrence Malick’s latest is a return to form
Review: CUNNINGHAM
Dance documentary profiled dance icon
Review: THE FAREWELL
Lulu Wang’s personal story becomes universal as we laugh and cry with her cinematic family There was a moment while watching The Farewell when I noticed a tear on my cheek. I didn’t feel it coming, it just suddenly happened. Thirty seconds later the film had cut to a new scene, and I found myself laughing, just as involuntarily as I had just been crying.Both the tear and the laughter…