Coen’s film knows when to pay homage and when to move to its own rhythm.
Throughout The Humans, Stephen Karam orchestrates the highs and lows of a family reunion with Chekhovian subtlety.
It's an R-rated teen comedy that proves that you can center girls’ experiences without sacrificing grossness.
Whitney Cummings’s film never seems quite sure whether it wants to probe the depths of its title subject or just make us laugh.
A uniquely American comedy, Greta Gerwig’s Lady Bird is testy, humane, and firmly rooted in its time and place.
The film’s expected rehash of recent pop-culture totems is accompanied by a novel attention to millennial-centric debates about entitlement and identity politics.