On Movies & Media

Just what the summer movie season needed: a light, fun, frivolous 90 minutes in a record store with Nick Offerman.

I'm not likely to see a more memorable, meaningful movie all year. Neither are you.

From the director of Winter's Bone, Leave No Trace is a powerful portrait of a father and daughter that asks us what price we're willing to pay in order to live with integrity and freedom.

Incredibles 2 suffers a bit from a predictable twist and from themes that get, like Elastigirl, bent out of shape. But it's still the most sensational action movie of the year so far.

The most invigorating subject of discussion at the movies this year is also a difficult and, for me, frustrating film.

Can a documentary about the Pope give us a complex, nuanced, truthful vision that is more than just a vehicle for a message?