
Julia Roberts Plays the Queen, and Mirror Mirror Can’t Decide Whether It’s Scary or Funny
Julia Roberts plays the Evil Queen in Mirror Mirror, a fairy-tale comedy with a strong lead but a weak plot and romance.


Julia Roberts plays the Evil Queen in Mirror Mirror, a fairy-tale comedy with a strong lead but a weak plot and romance.

A comedy about two adults who inherit a child, but fails to earn its own tragic premise.

A tragic tale of a learned lady whose words abandon her, a story of memory, loss, and the dignity of suffering.

A teen romance about a dating app that hires a stand-in boyfriend, reviewed for its satire and its troubled romance.

A tale of a village, a wolf, and a girl named Valerie — all wrong, none right, a sorry failure.

A review of Paolo Sorrentino's La grande bellezza, starring Toni Servillo as a Roman writer trapped in a life of shallow pleasures.

Gru faces a former classmate in Despicable Me 4, a sequel that's funny in patches but never reaches the heights of the films before it.

A review of 'The World Is Not Enough,' Pierce Brosnan's third Bond outing, weighed for ambition against execution.

A reboot of a beloved franchise that trades spectacle for substance, leaving audiences bewildered and unfulfilled.

Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle review — the cast carries a thin plot, chasing two rings across beach, motorcycle race, and monastery.

Cole Sprouse heads up a hyper-online gonzo freakout in Japan, a relentless, clip-hungry fever dream of social media and vintage denim.

A grim tale of a desert trading post, its ruler, and the lone wanderer drawn into its terrible arena.
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