Margot Robbie shines in an engaging Tonya Harding biopic that doesn’t quite stick the landing.
The creation of Winnie the Pooh is the fascinating subject of this unfocused screen biography.
DC’s freak show rodeo is an undercooked, cartoonish romp that reveals a great deal about modern moviemaking.
By Henry Heffer
Tina Fey brings some light comic relief to the Afghanistan conflict in this cutting media commentary.
By Chris Blohm
Despite the chemistry between Will Smith and Margot Robbie, this is little more than a crass Elmore Leonard knock-off.
By Calum Marsh
A late-career dirty bomb from Martin Scorsese in this licentious and hilarious essay on greed and excess.
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