Director Dawn Porter's affectionate documentary follows John Lewis throughout the midterm elections of 2018.
"Hamilton," acclaimed musical about Founding Father Alexander Hamilton, shows off intimate performances by show’s original stars.
Because there was a lot at stake for the sequel, this is a dandy companion piece — for hardcore fans.
Fluffy film about government surveillance finds moments of resonance in an unlikely "big man, little kid" friendship.
Steve Carell stars as a Democratic strategist in breathtakingly bad political "comedy" by Jon Stewart.
“Babyteeth” belongs to star Eliza Scanlen, who plays dying teenager Milla with an infectious effervescence.
Channing Godfrey Peoples makes her directorial debut with the affecting mother-daughter drama “Miss Juneteenth,” which won the Louis Black “Lo…
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Film adaptation of Eoin Colfer's novels is a naked attempt to cash in on young adult fantasy trend.
Audience is kept at arm's length in devastatingly bleak film about a suicide hotel for guests with terminal illnesses.
"Saturday Night Live" star plays a semi-fictionalized version of himself in film he co-wrote with director Judd Apatow.
Scream queen Lulu Wilson stars in the title role, but weak script doesn't stand up to her talents.
Script is a bit formulaic, but magical showbiz fable offers up a refreshing swig of intoxicating Los Angeles fantasy.
See what Post-Dispatch reviewers said about all the movies in the "Star Wars" series. (We even threw in a few bonus reviews of other "Star War…
“Extraction,” Friday on Netflix, doesn’t do anything to push the genre forward, but it’s better than you might think.
Alan Yang's “Tigertail” is either blessed to arrive in the stormy wake of “Tiger King," or doomed to be the other “Tiger” title Netflix users …
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The new film “Wendy” is a loose reimagining of the Peter Pan story from the perspective of Wendy Darling, who no longer is saddled with the ex…
Horror-thriller depicts smug liberals who hunt hunt "deplorables," but this satire isn't sturdy enough not to be ripped to shreds.
In a frightening reminder that we still need films about the KKK, a white supremacist and a black preacher become friends.
This is a supremely silly Diesel vehicle, allowing the earnest action star to deliver lines such as “You used me … to kill” with the utmost se…
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Despite its reliance on overused Disney Dead Parents trope, story about brothers’ journey is a fun fantasy romp.
The wonder of “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” lies in how writer-director Celine Sciamma creates a love story that lives and breathes in a cinema…
His own battle with the bottle informs our understanding of, and adds an extra element to the brutal, self-destructive alcoholism with which h…
"Greed” might be the most plainly obvious social-action message film that British filmmaker Michael Winterbottom has made yet.
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If "Breathless" star Jean Seberg hadn't existed, a hard-boiled novelist would have had to invent her.
