Compelling enough to stay afloat for its brisk run time.

Visceral, unconventional, and deranged, 'Mad Max: Fury Road' is a towering feat in blockbuster film making.

Ethan Hawke embodies the distressed military archetype and conflicted family man in this contemporary war drama.

Behavioral economist Dan Ariely explores the rationalization of truth-telling in this heady documentary.

Quentin Dupieux’s latest film is another expectedly bizarre outing–and also his best stuff yet.

Chemistry and cool drive this bargain bin rom-com offering.

While the film captures the vibes of Venice Beach with utmost sincerity, the film as a whole misses its many chances to be a more serious work of art.

A beautiful film of a beauty maker, this biopic chronicles the transformation of Yves Saint Laurent from an artist to a brand.

Based on a true and inspiring story, Christina Noble takes her experience as an abused and neglected child and focuses on the well-being of orphans in Vietnam.

On his 100th birthday, Allan escapes a nursing home and involves himself in a geriatric goose chase in this comedic farce.

Director Kevin Pollak rounds up an impressive bunch of comedians to sit for this disappointing talking-heads doc.

A self-described "Geriatric Starlet," Iris Apfel radiates eccentricity and style in this inspiring documentary.