A star is born in Andra Day, the phenomenal lead of Lee Daniels’ ponderous and overlong musical biopic.
Two men return from war only to be confronted by racism in Dee Rees’ vital and sprawling American epic.
By Adam Nayman
Ang Lee takes American exceptionalism to task in this hyper-real spectacle.
Oscar Isaac turns villain in this enjoyably moody thriller from director writer/director William Monahan.
Cultural appropriation abound in Joe Wright’s iffy prequel to JM Barrie’s beloved children’s novel.
By Tom Seymour
The screen may glow in Joseph Kosinski’s sci-fi spectacle, but the soul lies cold.
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