Rhys Ifans

Greenberg doesn’t amount to much, really, but it’s an enjoyably amusing character study with plenty of little pleasures.

One is always in good hands with Thompson, even in this kiddie franchise...for the kids, there’s not only the sobering reminder that they're works in progress but also lots of...fairy-tale magic, with a touch of Babe’s farm charm.

Pessimism, sweetness, raunch and loopiness make for a pleasantly offbeat blend.

One character innocently asks Peter, as he looks for an ID badge, 'Are you having trouble finding yourself?' Maybe just a little, but consider the franchise relaunched...

Winds up sawing logs...instead of locating hard truths of the human condition, Serena lumbers through the motions.

Born on the Fourth of July for millennials...Stone effectively streamlines Snowden’s story for mass consumption, edification, and identification.

It’s a story worth shining a light on, Gun a hero deserving of a movie-star moment. And yet this docudrama struggles to give feature-length narrative shape to the story in a way that brings it to vibrant dramatic life.