Movie Reviews

Although mostly free of objectionable material, the picture’s treatment of subjects of grave significance makes it potentially confusing for impressionable viewers.

“The Art of Political Murder,” a documentary, explores the investigation that followed Bishop Juan José Gerardi Conedera’s, an auxiliary bishop of Guatemala City, slaying.

The tensions of the Reconstruction era are explored in this epic adventure. So, too, is the redemptive bond uniting its two main characters.

Don’t wait for any explanations while viewing the video game adaptation “Monster Hunter” (Screen Gems) because none will be forthcoming.

Nearly 35 years have passed since scorned Glenn Close terrorized adulterer Michael Douglas (and boiled a bunny in the process) in “Fatal Attraction.”

You may never eat bacon again after watching “Gunda,” filmmaker Victor Kossakovsky’s compelling documentary about life on the farm for the eponymous sow and her piglets.

Long reviled as a pale afterthought compared to its two predecessors, 1990’s “The Godfather Part III” (Paramount) is now available in in a recut version, “The Godfather Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone,” from director and co-writer Francis Ford Coppola.

The comedy “Half Brothers” (Focus) feels half-baked.