There is an ‘I’ in relationship
The casting announcement for Emily Henry’s “Beach Read” proves that characters need to stand alone in a romance.
‘Michael’ entertains, but isn’t a thriller
The long-awaited biopic is a fun, but shallow re-telling of music’s most iconic star.
8 films coming in hot in theaters this summer
After your beach day, before your backyard BBQ, find time to hit up the movies.
‘The Outtakes’ channels ‘SNL’ — without the jokes
Recent graduate Dominick Adunagow produced the series with fellow alums.
‘Beef’ Season 2 was mostly well-done
A jam-packed storyline sends a strong message of love, society and human nature.
Next Frame film festival slates student filmmakers for the big screen
Undergraduate and graduate students showcased original short films at Sony Pictures Studios.
Three is a crowd in romantic comedy ‘You, Me & Tuscany.’
The film’s heroine sucks the charm out of an otherwise promising love story and setting.
Christina Zhang cooks up new worlds
The School of Cinematic Arts animation student’s art is filled with magic and joy.
The book is better, but this isn’t the book
Adapting a book to the screen always means change, but that change can vary in quality.
‘The Drama’ marries love and morals
The film reconsiders “right” and “wrong” as the on-screen couple says “I do.”