Katie Walsh

This movie doesn’t try to tell the entire life story of New Jersey’s beloved rock bard, focusing on when he was creating the songs for his 1982 album “Nebraska.”

It’s remarkable how far Emma Stone is willing to push audiences with her characters.

It’s well into the second act of writer and director Harris Dickinson’s movie, set in East London, before we see our protagonist, Mike (Frank Dillane) smile for the first time.

It’s clear from the existence and execution of “Black Phone 2” that Universal and Blumhouse never expected 2021’s “The Black Phone” to be a hit.

If the cult techno sci-fi films “Tron” (1982) and “Tron: Legacy” (2010) are about humans going into the digital grid, the newest is about the digital world invading our own.

This is one of Channing Tatum’s best and most lived-in performances to date, with director Derek Cianfrance pushing him into more complex emotional waters.

Dwayne Johnson plays the mixed martial arts fighter and UFC heavyweight champion Mark Kerr, with Emily Blunt as his girlfriend.

A secluded rental mansion becomes a double date when Will (Alex Roe) and Cin (Andra Nechita) stumble in on the intimate weekend vacay of Sage (Maddie Hasson) and Diego (Marco...

The film opens in an immigration detention camp as a band of left-wing political militants known as the French 75 infiltrate the facility.

There’s precisely one surprising moment in Scarlett Johansson’s feature directorial debut, and it feels genuinely risky — a taboo that will be hard for this film to resolve.