William Bibbiani

The gods of Greek mythology weren't like the omnipotent, omniscient, unknowable superbeings we now associate with modern religion.

In 2001, Heath Ledger starred in a movie called “A Knight's Tale,” a reasonably popular action-comedy that treated 15th century medieval jousting like modern professional sports.

It's easy to have a soft spot for coming-of-age movies. When we're children we dream of becoming an adult.

Lillian Carrier is magnificent as an young autistic woman with a sick mother - and a passion for competitive hobbyhorse riding.

It's usually a red flag when someone says a movie, or a TV series, or a video game, or whatever, is “for the fans.” That's partly because it deflects

There's nothing to relish about this boring, unfunny flick, starring Jake Johnson as a jerk ex-tennis pro

If we believe what movies tell us — which of course we always do — the best bachelor parties are actually the worst bachelor parties.

Tom Holland returns for a surprising and heartbreaking film about Peter Parker — and the superhero stuff is cool, too

David Fincher's “The Social Network” begins with Mark Zuckerberg's fictional girlfriend, Erica, calling him an asshole to his face.

You can't be a superhero without a supervillain; otherwise, you'd always be punching down. That's not heroic, is it?