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Defining Dylan, For Better and Worse, in 'A Complete Unknown'
The biopic takes a refreshingly even look at the legendary songwriter, who is portrayed well by Timothée Chalamet.
Clint Eastwood’s 'Juror No. 2' Is a Fun, if Slightly Ridiculous, Throwback
The legal drama overcomes an inherently absurd premise to become easily watchable.
Angelina Jolie Is a Beguiling Diva in the Tricky Biopic 'Maria'
The Netflix film is a more adventurous, if not necessarily more satisfying, twist on the biopic format.
15 Holiday Movies to Watch in Pittsburgh Theaters This December
Elevate your annual viewing of “Home Alone” or “It’s a Wonderful Life” with our list of new flicks and favorites coming to the big screen.
Despite a Dazzling Performance, Half of 'Wicked' Is Not Enough
The Broadway adaptation offers only the first half of a story — and, unsurprisingly, ends up failing to satisfy.
Ridley Scott and Denzel Washington Make 'Gladiator II' a Worthy Successor
The belated sequel is full of clichés, but its epic qualities are delightful.
The Holiday Action Flick 'Red One' Could’ve Been a Bit More Jolly
The slickly produced film puts Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans on a mission to rescue Santa.
August Wilson Adaptation 'The Piano Lesson' Is a Gripping, Moving Ghost Story
Set in the Hill District, the latest film version of a Wilson play stars John David Washington, Danielle Deadwyler and Samuel L. Jackson.
The Drama 'Here' Looks at Generations of History Through One Lens
The film reunites 'Forrest Gump' stars Tom Hanks and Robin Wright with director Robert Zemeckis.
The 'Venom' Trilogy Ends With a Whimper
'The Last Dance' feels like a movie that contractually had to happen, not one that anyone wanted to make.
The Romance 'We Live in Time' Is an Effective and Charming Tearjerker
Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield star in this out-of-order love story.
'Smile 2' Offers More Jump Scares and Little Else
The horror sequel is graphic and shocking but ultimately disappointing.
Almost Live and True Enough, It’s the Story of 'Saturday Night'
The fictionalized tale of the iconic show’s first episode is enjoyable and energetic.
With Music and Madness, 'Joker: Folie à Deux' Surpasses Its Oscar-Winning Predecessor
Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga shoot and softshoe through this surprisingly relevant courtroom drama.
Francis Ford Coppola’s Disappointing 'Megalopolis' Isn’t Worth the Trouble
The 40-year-old production has finally been released, and it’s an overstuffed mess.
After 36 Years, 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' Brings Back the Character But Not the Comedy
The latter-day sequel offers strong performances and design amid a nonsensical story.
In the Pittsburgh-Made Horror Movie 'The Deliverance,' Demons Are Just the Beginning
The locally shot film stars Andra Day, Glenn Close, Mo’Nique and Omar Epps.
The Thriller 'Blink Twice' Is a Compelling, if Extreme, Mystery
Writer/director Zoë Kravitz brings confidence and a great cast to her feature debut.
The Horror Is Back in the Chilling 'Alien: Romulus'
Set soon after the events of the classic film, this latter-day sequel gets back to basics.
The Troubled Video-Game Adaptation 'Borderlands' Debuts With a Thud
After years of production problems, the video-game adaptation fails in nearly every regard.
M. Night Shyamalan’s 'Trap' Is Pretty Good — And That Makes It His Best in Years
The thriller has some clunky dialogue, but strong performances and a watchable premise elevate it.
Marvel Is Fun Again, Thanks to Cinema’s Most Foul-Mouthed Superhero
“Deadpool and Wolverine” brings a playful, if vulgar, energy to the massive film series.
