A review of Jobs, starring Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs, which rushes through decades without ever finding the courage to dig beneath the surface.
A chronicle of National Geographic's Genius, a series of biopic seasons upon Einstein, Picasso, Franklin, and King, reviewed.
A grim tale of a man who spends three decades in solitude, becoming a legend in his own mind, told with a steady, uneasy hand.
A tale of a boy band's rise, ambition, and the harsh realities of the music industry, told not as fact, but as saga.
A conqueror's tale told without clarity: Oliver Stone's Alexander is a bloated, confused mess that fails to capture greatness.
A slow-burn drama turns Selena Quintanilla's death into a mystery, weighed against its flaws.
A biographical miniseries traces the life of the creator of El Chavo del 8 and El Chapulín Colorado, with a star-studded cast.
Austin Butler transforms into Elvis in a dazzling, exhausting biopic about charisma, carnival hustle, and the cost of fame.
A biopic gives Tenzing Norgay back his full story, his humanity, at TIFF — husband, father, climber, dreamer.
A biopic about a gambling influencer named Vegas Matt is in the works, written and produced by filmmaker Mike Young.
Robert De Niro in talks to play Tommy Lasorda in Skydance Sports' sports film 'Tommy & Me'.
Rocketman review: Taron Egerton sings Elton John's own songs in Dexter Fletcher's fantasy biopic, with Jamie Bell, Bryce Dallas Howard, Richard Madden.
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