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There's a decent Friday-night thriller buried somewhere inside Animals, but Ben Affleck's latest film spends too much time arguing in expensive rooms to ever really find it.

There aren’t many people you’d follow into the muck and filth of 1381 England, but Greengrass is one of them.

Forgotten Island gives us something that shows us the importance of memory, friendship and nostalgia, but its unrelenting madness often makes it hard to distinguish what hits and what misses.

A five-minute comedy that finds something uncomfortably familiar in the absurd.

frustrating mix of horror, gore and comedy.

A solid, engrossing war film with a sensational central performance from Andrew Scott.

A short, unsettling descent into the unknown.

Guy Ritchie's latest is as slick as you'd expect, but it's frenetic to the point of irritation.

This isn’t the masterpiece that many have claimed, but it is undoubtedly original—and perhaps that’s the point.

Coyote vs. Acme feels like a breath of fresh air: a well-written, thoroughly enjoyable throwback to the Looney Tunes of old.

Tony works best as a coming-of-age hangout movie, even if the Anthony Bourdain story lurking underneath it deserves something considerably deeper.

There’s not a huge amount to see here, but this is still a well put together, surprisingly well-acted, and perfectly serviceable sharksploitation flick.