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Comic actor Jessica Hynes makes a solid directorial debut in a story about standing up for yourself.

First time screenwriter Isa Mazzei has penned a truly creepy script that delivers on multiple levels.

Through a non-linear plot and sometimes over the top sentimentality, director Gus Van Sant delivers a powerfully emotional piece on alcoholism and artistry.

A beautiful realization of a Neil Gaiman world with a meandering story that is brought home by earnest acting.

We all have that friend who only seems to be able to communicate through movie quotes. This is the movie they would have made if they could have.

Strong performances from Jennifer Lawrence and Joel Edgerton add a layer of depth to a spy thriller capitalizing on the rising specter of a Russian threat.

Even an unhinged Nicolas Cage couldn’t save this dumpster fire of a film.

Focusing on building a franchise around the titular British Special Forces commando, director Simon West forgot to make a stand-alone movie.

This slow burn of a romantic comedy about a former chef and a barista never quite manages to turn on the gas.

Despite the film never finding its footing, Daniel Radcliffe delivers a fantastic performance, surviving, though not winning, this battle of man versus nature.