Movie Review

'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn—Part 2,' 'Silver Linings Playbook' Reviewed

Tim Grierson also reviews "Anna Karenina," "Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God," and "Funeral Kings."

'To the Wonder' May Be Malick's Most Heart-Rending Film

Terrence Malick delivers a swooning, sad drama about how hard it is to make love last.

‘The Newsroom’ Recap: Episode 6, ‘Bullies’

This week on “The Newsroom,” Will McAvoy finds himself on the couch, as Aaron Sorkin attempts to give us some insight.

Frankie and Alice

It is no wonder that Halle Berry was attracted to "Frankie & Alice," the true story of a young woman at battle with her racist alter-ego and trying to regain her life. It's a role that screams, "Oscar! Oscar!"

Lithgow Makes 'The Magistrate' a Blissfully Silly Romp

John Lithgow combines naturalism and farce in “The Magistrate,” Arthur Wing Pinero’s rarely performed 1884 comedy, the latest NT Live broadcast from London’s National Theatre.

New York City Injustice on View in 'The Central Park Five'

There is no comforting narrative in “The Central Park Five,” a new documentary from Ken Burns, Sarah Burns, and David McMahon about infamous 1989 rape case, because what happened is as senseless as the original crime seemed at the time.

Life and Death in 'Life of Pi'

A fantasy film balancing gorgeous visuals with a dark-edged fable about the mysteries of life, death and God, “Pi” is a showcase for Suraj Sharma’s remarkable film debut.

‘The Newsroom’ Recap: Episode 7, ‘5/1’

Charlie connects with an anonymous source, Jim’s love life still makes no sense, and airplane flight attendants can really be rigid sometimes.

‘The Newsroom’ Recap: Episode 8, ‘The Blackout Part I: Tragedy Porn’

We didn’t learn a whole lot of new information in “The Blackout Part I,” but the stage is certainly being set for an ugly confrontation.

'Flight,' 'Wreck-It Ralph' Reviewed

Tim Grierson also reviews "The Man With the Iron Fists," "This Must Be the Place," and "A Late Quartet."