The Handmaiden serves up more twists and turns than a 1950s dance marathon.

A Man Called Ove is a pure work of honest, heartfelt artistry.

Sully is a mesmerizing, tension-filled retelling.

Easily the best work of Derek Cianfrance’s 30-year career

Captain Fantastic artfully draws us from one perspective to another and back again.

Me Before You is like watching a Nicholas Sparks story without the absurdity.

The Lobster is a bit like contemplating the 10-pound sack of sugar at Costco.

Love & Friendship feels like an ornate beer stein filled with plain old Budweiser.

Money Monster is a curiously engaging, but heavily flawed, thriller.

A Bigger Splash is long-form storytelling without a sense of time.

Green Room is every bit as entertaining as a band that knows only one song.

Demolition is like watching a well-crafted quilt being slowly but inexorably pulled apart at the seams.