Here’s my review of a new movie starring Michelle Pfeiffer as an upperclass New York socialite widow who’s shocked to discover that her money has run out. So, naturally, she and her son move to Paris.

Here’s my review of a movie starring Tom Hanks as a traveling storyteller who has to transport a young girl across the wide-open spaces of Texas in the years after the Civil War.

Here’s my review of a new movie starring Benedict Cumberbatch as a British businessman recruited to befriend a Soviet intelligence officer who wanted to leak nuclear weapons plans to the west in the era of the Cuban Missile Crisis.

The newest title on my Movies You Might Not Know list is a small story with the great character actor Peter Gerety as a factory worker who refuses to stop doing the job just because the plant is closed down. Here’s my review.

Here’s my review of a devastating movie starring Anthony Hopkins as a frustrated octogenarian with dementia and Olivia Colman as the daughter who tries to care for him.

Thirty-three years after the original, Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall are back in this sequel, with virtually the entire original cast returning, plus some new members of the entourage and a slew of musical cameos, too. Here’s my review.

Here’s my review of a new movie from “Fresh Of The Boat” creator Eddie Huang about an Asian high school basketball star who dreams of playing in the NBA.

Sure, Jodie Foster won a Golden Globe for her role in “The Mauritanian,” but now that it’s available via video on demand, is the movie worth your time and money? Here’s my review.