William Bibbiani

A soldier gets stuck behind enemy lines at the Battle of the Bulge, but don't worry — he's got the right brand of cigarettes

Fast's melancholic new film stars Zola Grimmer as a grieving teen finding her people — and possibly the devil — at a Christian summer camp

The evolution of the superhero genre takes costumed crimefighters from the silent era, through uncertainty, and into the wild blue yonder

The glamorous world of high fashion can be alluring, and it can be alienating, but in Alice Winocour's sober, observant “Couture” it's just another industry.

There's something wrong with Enola Holmes, and it's not just that this staunch, rebellious feminist is getting married to a British lord.

Angel Studios sucks the good will out of yet another semi-competent production with their last-minute, sketchy panhandling

At the end of the live-action “ Moana ” remake I found myself asking a question that, if I'm being honest, I'd been asking ever since the live-action “Moana” was first announced: “What's the point?”

Sébastien Vaniček's spectacular violence and dizzying camerawork draw attention to the ugliness in his characters' hearts

If there's one thing Christopher Nolan loves, it's telling stories about emotionally unavailable men who lose themselves in their work and don't have healthy relationships with women.

Matt Damon goes to hell and back in Christopher Nolan's best, strangest, and wisest movie yet, "The Odyssey."