Taron Egerton delivers a standout turn as the rock legend in Dexter Fletcher’s well-crafted biopic.
Blumhouse’s latest success is a tightly wound thriller about the traumas of high school.
The big guy returns for some epic kaiju battles in this dumbed-down sequel.
David Milch brings back HBO’s cult Western to settle scores and say goodbye.
Gurinder Chadha’s ode to youthful rock obsession turns teenage uncertainty into the stuff of musicals.
Jamie Bell does standout work in director Guy Nattiv’s harrowing portrait of violent white youth.
The latest live-action Disney adaptation retains some of the 1992 original’s charms, but struggles to create its own.
David Yarovesky’s hard-R supervillain story is passable as violent schlock, but misses its chance to find real depth.
Allison Williams and Logan Browning star as world-class cellists trapped in a spiral in Netflix’s horror thriller.
Danny Boyle and Richard Curtis team up for this saccharine, surface-level “what if?” comedy.
Beanie Feldstein and Kaitlyn Dever make up for years of missing out in this riotous ode to friendship.
For better and (mostly) worse, the first of the prequels is a total realization of George Lucas’ vision.
