William Bibbiani

The tale of Czech hero Jan Žižka is bold and violent on the battlefield but an utter slog when it gets mired in political intrigue

The graying slackers deal with old age and death, and Smith allows those elements not to be funny while still indulging in goofy whimsy elsewhere

Netflix’s latest star-studded comedy falls flat

Stallone stars as a retired superhero in the film from “Overlord” director Julius Avery

The real star here is veteran cinematographer Philippe Rousselot, who lets the tense action play out in long takes

Director James Ponsoldt is less interested in crime-solving and more focused on childhood friendships and the melancholy of growing up

James Morosini’s autobiographical tale of flirting online with a girl who turned out to be his estranged dad isn’t afraid to dig into the story’s squirmier sides

Set among indigenous North American peoples in the 18th century, this latest entry thrillingly goes back to basics

Lesley Manville is marvelous as a London cleaning lady with haute-couture dreams in this exhilaratingly sweet celebration of people at their best

The nature-documentary footage of lava is awe-inspiring, as is the love story of volcanologists Katia and Maurice Krafft