Amy Schumer tries, Michelle Williams steals the show, but I Feel Pretty never has the courage to make a proper statement on the issues and concerns it raises about the expectations placed upon women in society.
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Joaquin Phoenix delivers a stunning performance in Lynne Ramsay's gritty and unforgiving You Were Never Really Here.
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Jason Hehir's André the Giant leaves a lot uncovered, but finds a way to break through the myth and present the reality of the larger-than-life wrestling superstar.
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Offering great insight into the build to the greatest tennis match of all time, Borg vs McEnroe is a riveting, well-acted, masterfully edited winner.
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I may see a worse movie in 2018, but I likely won't see one as dumb or as pointless as Blumhouse's Truth Or Dare.
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Kay Cannon's directorial debut, Blockers, is a goofy, free-wheeling comedy that sneaks up on you with a surprising message of acceptance, love, and understanding.
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A QUIET PLACE, John Krasinski's directorial debut, is not only one of 2018's best films, but a masterfully conceived horror film where making a sound could potentially get you killed.
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A loving sister is forced to deal with a relapsing, drug-addicted brother in Marja-Lewis Ryan's 6 BALLOONS, premiering on Netflix, but much better than most of the weekly debuts on the service. This is well worth going out of your way to see.
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Lynn Shelton's OUTSIDE IN tells the story of a nearly 40-year-old man, released after 20 years in jail, wrestling with new and old emotions, returning to a town that looks the same, but may have passed him by.
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Russell Harbaugh's directorial debut, Love After Love, is a stunning, powerful drama about a family reeling from the sudden death of a father and husband. Andie MacDowell and Chris O'Dowd have never been better.
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Ramen restaurants and ramen culture are explored in Koki Shigeno's documentary RAMEN HEADS, focusing on the dedication and the art in crafting the greatest comfort food in all of Japan.
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Steven Spielberg's hyperkinetic, pop culture-heavy, science-fiction romp thrills you and exhausts you, often all at the same time.
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Zoey Deutch continues her ascension as an actor we should all be paying attention to, in the misguided and problematic FLOWER...
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Veep creator Armando Iannucci returns to the big screen with the ferocious satire The Death of Stalin, which depicts a #FakeNews recreation of Stalin's last days in 1953 Russia.
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Tender, funny, endearing, and moving, teen romantic comedy Love, Simon tells the story of a closeted gay high school student slowly gaining the courage to come out and be himself.
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Harrowing, unique, and playing with conventions, Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun? documents a filmmaker's discovery of a heinous crime committed within his own family.
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Ava DuVernay's highly anticipated A Wrinkle In Time comes to Disney, with a massive budget, an all-star cast, and the weight of high expectations.
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Stanley Tucci plays a college writing professor who becomes enamored with the writing of one of his student's in Richard Levine's Submission.
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Slow, calculating drama Western finds Germans and Bulgarians becoming increasingly tense and volatile during the building of a hydroelectric power plant on the border between Bulgaria and Greece.
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Veteran EDM trio Above & Beyond move from the club to the big screen in this concert film/documentary hybrid movie made strictly for their fans.
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