Head Editor Jacob Schick examines a few movies that he thinks will be good or fun in the upcoming semester.

Gary Oldman has become Prime Minister Winston Churchill as he struggles to save the country and the continent from Axis Powers in the early years of W...

The newest film from director Alexander Payne, 'Downsizing', lacks narrative cohesion and a smooth transition between ideas.

'Roman J. Israel, Esq.', a legal drama, is saved from obscurity by the landmark performance by acclaimed and talented actor Denzel Washington.

'Wonder Wheel' is bogged down by its insistence on incorporating theatrical tropes like intrusive lighting, dramatic dialogue and overacting.

'All the Money in the World' follows the famous historical kidnapping of the grandson of the richest man in the world, J. Paul Getty.

Star Wars: The Last Jedi brings a strong movie to the franchise, but carries with it a desire for merchandising and the increased Disney control of me...

'I, Tonya' masterfully tells the story of Olympic figure skater Tonya Harding, but leaves the viewer questioning the truth of it all.

'Just Getting Started' ends up bogged down by multiple plotlines and the desire to be multiple movies at the same time.

In her new documentary 'Faces Places,' Agnès Varda explores humanity and the stories of various people from behind a camera.