David Ehrlich

Adrien Brody stars in Brady Corbet's sprawling tale of an immigrant architect who devotes his life to building a masterpiece for Guy Pearce.

RaMell Ross' visionary masterpiece injects radical new life into Colson Whitehead's novel about the racial abuse at a Florida reform school.

An evil Jason Bateman needs to smuggle some killer cargo aboard a plane in this fun and gripping holiday treat from Jaume Collet-Serra.

An inspired villain turn from Alessandro Nivola is all that elevates this above a "Madame Web"-level misfire.

James Mangold's evocative biopic is far too straightforward to meaningfully engage with one of America's most iconoclastic artists.

Combining the 'LOTR' Appendices with a Studio Ghibli homage isn't a bad idea, but dull and cheap-looking execution leaves a lot to be desired.

Every year is full of good movies that remind us of "the power of storytelling." "The End" reminds us how dangerous that power can be.

Robert Eggers' gorgeous adaptation is anchored by a revelatory performance by Lily-Rose Depp, who stuns as a woman torn apart by unconscious desire.

Executive produced by Martin Scorsese, Disney's 'Beatles 64' documentary highlights the role that television played in turning the band into icons.

Following "Jackie" and "Spencer," Pablo Larraín closes his trilogy of historical portraits with an uneven story about a singer in search of her voice.