The war in Afghanistan is the backdrop to this misguided narrative of self-actualization.

A thriller even more jingoistic than its predecessor, whose greatest ambition was to achieve ‘Die Hard’ in the White House.

The director’s gorgeous new film is nearly indistinguishable from his other recent work.

“We nominated the films that should have been nominated.”

A movie about ancient gods turning into flying robots should be more fun than this.

The Oscar-nominated film revives the boisterous screenwriter—and my own family’s experience with the Hollywood Blacklist.

The high moral drama of the 2006 Oscar winner is still infuriating, but also completely watchable.