After Truth: Disinformation and the Cost of Fake News Infuriating documentary about the rise of disinformation as an accepted tool in American politics. Director Andrew Rossi takes a look at a few famous conspiracy theories from the 2010s — including Jade Helm, Pizzagate, the murder of Seth Rich — and ...

After the intense sadness that they wove throughout their last film, 2013’s great Inside Llewyn Davis, Joel and Ethan Coen switch gears into pure light-hearted silliness with their latest, Hail, Caesar! This isn’t the first time that the auteur brothers have made a broad all-star comedy to cleanse their palate ...

It was a familiar-looking weekend at the movies, with none of the new releases managing to out-perform the New Year’s top two hits. Deadpool hung on to its top slot for a second week, with a big gross that most movies can’t even achieve in their first weekends. This is ...

Not much to write about this week — people must have stayed home in a Super Bowl fever, since all three new releases flopped. Kung Fu Panda 3 topped the chart for the second week in a row, and it’ll likely pass Ride Along 2 in a week or so ...

The first weekend of February brings with it three new wide releases, and it’s quite the eclectic bunch. There’s a goofy comedy from high-brow iconic auteur brothers, a sappy Nicholas Sparks adaptation, and, er, a British costume drama horror comedy. That last one is Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, based ...

There are films that you engage with on an intellectual level. And then there are films like No Escape that you experience with the rest of your body. The new film about an American family trying to escape to safety after a military coup breaks out in Southeast Asia is ...

As the glut of summer sequels begin screening this month, a sense of dread inevitably falls upon the high-minded adult filmgoer. Not to say that an Iron Man or a Star Trek or a Hangover doesn’t have its pleasures, but these films do serve as a reminder that we’re in ...