Table 19 is a painfully broken wreck of a film.

The Comedian wants to be Mr. Saturday Night, but lacks Billy Crystal’s impeccable timing.

Almost nothing about A Dog’s Purpose feels genuine or natural.

La La Land is a far cry from the polished gem of Chazelle’s previous effort.

Moana is a brilliant crown jewel in a treasure chest overflowing with legendary gems.

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

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

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

The Angry Birds Movie misses the mark and instead caused me to exclaim, “What the flock!”

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

The Huntsman: Winter’s War fully embraces fantasy as one of the fairest of them all.

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