Amy Adams

Though “Disenchanted” seeks to rekindle the magic of its precursor, it falls short on almost every front.

The anxiously anticipated film adaptation of “Dear Evan Hansen'' entirely misses the mark, serving up a cringeworthy film that makes headlines for all the wrong reasons. 

Among other mental health struggles the movie hopes to address, “Dear Evan Hansen” highlights how grief can destroy a family while sparking revelations in one’s knowledge of themselves.

An overbearing soundscape tries to compensate for the film’s glum, inserting acoustic chaos when the drama doesn’t translate to the screen. 

“Zack Snyder’s Justice League” is an all-around improvement upon its predecessor, landing a more uniform tone alongside an intricate, detailed reimagining of its characters.

This awards season has truly been a wild ride; fingers crossed that optimism will prevail and the Oscars will emerge from this critical inferno having made some good choices.

Historians often characterize Cheney as a notoriously secretive man who purposefully avoided the limelight, which perhaps adds to the challenge of creating an effective movie about him.

Equal parts murder mystery, lurid Southern gothic and claustrophobic family drama, it tracks the return of a journalist to her home in Wind Gap.

Improved affordability may be paramount to making universal health care a reality in California, according to a report released by the UC Berkeley Center for Labor Research and Education.

With flops such as “Batman v Superman” and “Suicide Squad,” as well as the growing success of the Marvel Universe across the street at Disney, DC cannot afford any more mistakes.