Movie Reviews
Paul Rudd and Amy Poehler play a couple, sort of, in the underwhelming rom-com parody They Came Together. Lionsgate hide caption
Initially appearing to be the ideal father figure, Benno, played by German actor Sascha Alexander Gersak in Nothing Bad Can Happen, shows his dark side as he mocks and violently tests a young boy's religious faith. Drafthouse Films hide caption
In 2013, James "Whitey" Bulger was found guilty of racketeering, drug trafficking, money laundering, extortion, and participation in 11 murders. He was sentenced to two lifetime sentences in prison plus five years. Magnolia Pictures hide caption
In Snowpiercer, the children of the wealthy who inhabit the front of the train are offered luxuries such as education, while the people who dwell in the train's rear — (from right) Curtis (Chris Evans), Grey (Luke Pasqualino), Yona (Ah-sung Ko) and Namgoong Minsoo (Song Kang-ho) — survive in squalor. Radius TWC hide caption
Zeena Bhatia plays Poonam, an aging actress, in the new film Miss Lovely, which exposes India's underground porn industry. DADA Films hide caption
Mathieu Amalric as a Roman Polanski look-alike and Emmanuelle Seigner — the director's real-life wife — play psychosexual mind games in Venus in Fur. Mars Distribution hide caption
A Leap Too Far? 'Venus' And 'Jersey Boys' Bounce From Stage To Screen
Clint Eastwood Takes 'Jersey Boys' From Broadway To Movie Theaters
Actor Jesper Christensen plays Swedish journalist Torgny Segerstedt in The Last Sentence, a biographical film that highlights the journalist's stance against Hitler and fascism during World War II. Nille Leander/Music Box Films hide caption
Norte, the End of History sets three characters adrift in the dangerous waters of justice and morality. Cinema Guild hide caption
Tommy Devito (Vincent Piazza), Bob Gaudio (Erich Bergen), Frankie Valli (John Lloyd Young) and Nick Massi (Michael Lomenda) make up the scrappy Four Seasons quartet in Jersey Boys. Keith Bernstein/ 2014 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.and RatPac Entertainment hide caption
Liam Neeson and Olivia Wilde in Paul Haggis' Third Person. Maria Marin/Sony Pictures Classics hide caption