This star-studded retelling of the rivalry between electricity magnates Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse lacks dramatic spark.
By Matt Thrift
Guillermo del Toro’s latest is a fairy tale for grown-ups with a cinephile twist – it may be his most perfect confection to date.
Tom Ford’s long-awaited follow-up to A Single Man is a gorgeous, wild and wholly frustrating affair.
By Elena Lazic
A lack of contextual depth and contrasting acting styles undermines this offbeat apolitical comedy.
Writer/director Jeff Nichols reaches for the stars with this simply awesome sci-fi parable.
Zack Snyder aspires to something greater with this maxed-out comic book epic, but lays it on a little too thick.
This is familiar territory for Werner Herzog – a compelling crime drama and intriguing character study rolled into one.
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