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With "The Phoenician Scheme," Anderson is celebrating the art of the spiel, the capitalism that artists are supposed to be against. -- Amy Nicholson, Los Angeles Times Read moreMovie Review: A delightful capitalist in this economy? Only in Wes Anderson's 'The Phoenician Scheme'

Writer/director Laura Piani, in her feature debut, has an eye for appealing places; you may find yourself wanting to live in every frame of this film and its lovely light. -- Moira Macdonald, The Seattle Times Read moreMovie Review: 'Jane Austen Wrecked My Life' a gentle treat for book lovers

Legends never die, as they say, for better or for worse, and in the case of this film, it’s for worse. -- Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service Read moreMovie Review: 'Karate Kid: Legends' fails to reconcile competing storylines

There are evocative, disturbing images and performances of bodily destruction that will no doubt haunt the audience -- Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service Read moreMovie Review: Philippou twins refine grisly touch in 'Bring Her Back'

Neal McDonough didn’t know much about bull riding before starring in his latest film. Read moreQ&A: Why ‘Last Rodeo� star Neal McDonough loves North Texas, bull riding, Taylor Sheridan

Filmmaker Andrew DeYoung didn't initially set out to make a Tim Robinson film, but that's what ended up happening. Read moreQ&A: 'Friendship' director Andrew DeYoung talks working with Tim Robinson, Paul Rudd

Like shave ice on a hot day, this new “Lilo & Stitch� is an utterly refreshing delight. -- Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service Read moreMovie Review: Live-action 'Lilo & Stitch' an utterly refreshing delight

The Weeknd, aka Toronto native Abel Tesfaye, plays himself. Read moreMovie Review: A hard Weeknd's night in 'Hurry Up Tomorrow'

Cruise wants to save us from ourselves through the magic of the movies, and he’s putting his body on the line in order to do so. -- Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service Read moreMovie Review: Tom Cruise puts it all on the line in 'Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning'

It’s as deep as you want it to be, and the shockingly wild death traps are enough to keep you gasping while pondering how to try and make meaning out of a world that’s out to get you. -- Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service Read moreMovie Review: 'Final Destination: Bloodlines' reinvigorates horror franchise

Relatively speaking, “Shadow Force� is more escapist fare than award fodder, and Washington is OK with that. Read moreKerry Washington strikes hard, nails her own stunts in ‘Shadow Force�

This is a light and breezy affair with a few unexpected twists, some social commentary that doesn’t entirely land, and it might not have enough staying power for it to be truly memorable. -- Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service Read moreMovie Review: 'Clown in a Cornfield' a light, breezy slasher

This flick isn’t a masterpiece, not even a vulgar one, but it’s cheeky and entertaining enough in its giddy hyper-violence, thanks almost entirely to the star turn of Josh Hartnett, who has proven in his recent renaissance that he’s especially great in bozo mode. -- Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service Read moreMovie Review: Josh Hartnett saves 'Fight or Flight' from crash landing

The summer movie season arrived Friday with the release of "Thunderbolts*," the latest Marvel adventure and the kickoff of four months of fun in the moviegoing sun. Read moreSuperheroes, dinosaurs and Happy Gilmore: 25 hot summertime movies

“The Surfer� is narratively wispy; its heft comes from its intoxicating style and Cage’s performance � which could be bonkers, but is instead emotional and grounded. -- Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service Read moreMovie Review: Nicolas Cage catches surreal wave in 'The Surfer'

These antiheroes are never really allowed to be all that “anti,� and where’s the fun in that? -- Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service Read moreMovie Review: 'Thunderbolts*' a strong MCU entry but doesn't up the 'anti'

They've rolled up a number worthy of their legacy. Read moreCheech & Chong light up the big screen once more. Will it be their last joint?

This one will likely only appeal to fans of the genre who appreciate reverence and twists on this kind of material, but it’s bloody � if lightweight � fun for those who enjoy this kind of good old-fashioned romp in the woods. -- Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service Read moreMovie Review: 'Until Dawn' a gory romp in the woods

There have recently been some questions of what autistic people “can do,� and “The Accountant 2� is here to provide some answers. Read moreMovie Review: Affleck, Bernthal keep 'The Accountant 2' in the black

Thankfully, “On Swift Horses� is something much more complex and compelling than the love-triangle tale you expect from its first several minutes. -- Mark Meszoros, The News-Herald (Willoughby, Ohio) Read moreMovie Review: Edgar-Jones, Elordi shine in thoughtful drama ‘On Swift Horses�

“Sneaks� is a little sneaky. Read moreMovie Review: Shoe love comes through in 'Sneaks,' but animated adventure wears thin

The film is funny and sweet in the culture clash and cover-up, but not without complex themes about the Asian American experience. -- Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service Read moreMovie Review: 'The Wedding Banquet' an affable update of '90s rom-com

Open wide and get ready to take a big old bite out of “Sinners.� Read moreMovie Review: Coogler's vampire film 'Sinners' has ample bite

"The characters I am seeing now are not explicitly Native characters," said Gladstone, who made Academy Awards history last year as the first Native American best actress nominee. Read more'The Wedding Banquet' gives Lily Gladstone a reason to make people laugh

"While the material alone could have been basic, what Landon makes of it with such stylish and emotional execution is anything but." -- Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service Read moreMovie Review: Landon’s direction, Fahy’s performance elevate claustrophobic thriller 'Drop'

"I hope even a fraction of the worldwide “American Sniper� audience makes time for a look." Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune Read moreMovie Review: ‘Warfare� is the war movie we need, without the false assurances

There’s a lot missing from “The Amateur,� and it’s unclear whether this happened in the inception and writing of the project or in postproduction. -- Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service Read moreMovie Review: 'The Amateur' looks the part but can't execute mission

Ever since "Scream" came along and winked the slasher movie to death â€� all while being a damn good slasher movie itself â€� horror-comedies have had a difficult time finding the right tone of se… Read moreMovie Review: Horror-comedy 'Hell of a Summer' works better as a comedy

Adam Graham of The Detroit News says this movie is "rich and emotionally complex, and it's insightful about the relationships in our lives, both of the human and dog variety." Read moreMovie Review: Drama 'The Friend' deftly tackles big issues of life, death and dogs