When her twin dies, Laurel (Zoe Kazan) has the chance to re-invent herself, but at what cost?

This day-in-the-park comedy treads on storybook sequencing for a fair but middling experience.

In acclaimed director Kore-eda Hirokazu’s poignant family drama, two families discover the son they’re raising is not biologically theirs.

Sex, drugs, and cold hard cash is the recipe for success in Scorsese's latest, a hilariously raunchy film just in time for Christmas.

Meryl Streep works a miracle with her role (again) in this ensemble family comedy/drama.

It's the type of film you'd expect to see on the after hours drug-laced TV channel "Adult Swim," but with more traditional odes to its B-rated grindhouse genre.

With Spike Jonze's first self-written feature credit, the director makes his most personal, and most beautiful, movie yet.

If you can get past all the blood and dead bodies, "Narco Cultura" is one of the most eye-opening and critically disturbing films of 2013.

An intimate parable of a misfortuned Greenwich Village folkster, beautifully sewn with exacted vision.

A visual throwback to the films of the 1970s, Neighboring Sounds does offer originality in its story and overall vibe.

Even if you've heard the story before, "Mandela" is not just another biopic; it's a vivid, emotional film about one of history's most famous men.

'The Punk Singer' explores the life of the original Riot grrrl and it-girl of the 90s, Kathleen Hanna.

One of Jason Statham's muscliest movies yet is obvious, mild entertainment.

A beautiful, solid performance from veteran actor Bruce Dern in Alexander Payne's quirky, yet captivating film 'Nebraska'.

The film should be applauded for its strong aesthetic, although it may be too focused on style and not enough on substance.