Justin Clark

For a solid hour or so, Scott Derrickson's 'The Gorge' is patient and tense, with just the right touches of levity and romance.

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By the time 'You're Cordially Invited' finds the correct mode to operate in, it's about five minutes before the end credits roll.

Keke Palmer and SZA throw it back in more ways than one in Lawrence Lamont's breezy comedy 'One of Them Days.'

Writer-directors Sam Crane and Pinny Grylls's 'Grand Theft Hamlet' excels at blurring the line between low and high art.

The hedgehogs are the stars here, and after three delightfully breezy good times at the theater, it’s no longer a surprise as to why that is.

'Indiana Jones and the Great Circle' finds Indy returning to terrain well trod by Lara Croft and Nathan Drake.

At its best, Barry Jenkins's 'Mufasa: The Lion King' carries itself forward with the dignity worthy of a king.

'Kraven the Hunter' mostly serves to remind audiences of the superhero flicks that have done it all better, smarter, and more effectively.

The film combines cutting-edge Japanese animation with the audiovisual language established by Peter Jackson's original trilogy of films.