Matt Goldberg

Amir Bar-Lev’s film means well but struggles to stand out among other extreme mountaineering documentaries.

DreamWorks Animation's new feature "Forgotten Island" is a dazzling and kinetic affair, but at times the pushed animation can feel like too much.

Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh star in the 1980s-set buddy comedy Mayday, which offers a simplistic story told with visual panache.

Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro are incredibly charming in the romantic comedy with a Purge-like twist, One Night Only.

A cozy comedy-of-errors slams against hard-R bizarro comedy in Matt Spicer’s feature follow-up to "Ingrid Goes West"

Arturo and Roy Ambriz’s stop-motion animated "I Am Frankelda" follows a young girl whose stories materialize in a land of delightful horrors.

Netflix's adaptation of the bestselling novel Remarkably Bright Creatures is a heartwarming gem led by Sally Field and Lewis Pullman.

Even when it’s preachy, Jonah Hill's new Apple TV movie "Outcome" rarely has anything of value to say, even with Keanu Reeves.

The laughs are fast and frequent in "The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins," from Robert Carlock and Sam Means

Glen Powell plays a blue-collar man who decides to murder those in front of him in his wealthy family's line of succession in How to Make a Killing.

Sam Rockwell and Gore Verbinski's pitch-black comedy frequently threatens to overwhelm but thrives on the bleakness of our tech dystopia.

Joe Carnahan’s Netflix film sits awkwardly but enjoyably between ‘90s cop movies and the darker works of John Carpenter.

Netflix's adaptation of Emily Henry’s novel "People We Meet on Vacation" highlights the difficulty of capturing chemistry.

Zak Hilditch’s movie starring Daisy Ridley thrives on matters of grief and closure rather than typical undead thrills.

Keira Knightley and Guy Pearce star in the Netflix adaptation of the bestselling Ruth Ware mystery book "The Woman in Cabin 10."

The five-episode "Mr. Scorsese" provides a useful if not incredibly insightful overview of the entire filmography of Martin Scorsese.

"Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale," the third and final "Downton" movie, is the best one yet and feels most in line with the TV series

Chris Columbus’ new movie stars Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan, Ben Kingsley, Celia Imrie, David Tennant and Naomi Ackie

Dallas Cowboys fans should have plenty to love in the eight-episode saga, but everyone else is left with what feels like a NFL PR play

Eddie Murphy and Pete Davidson star in "The Pickup," a new action comedy for Prime Video.