The end is nigh, mercifully, in “Maze Runner: The Death Cure” (Fox), based on the third and final novel in James Dashner’s sci-fi trilogy.
Movie- ‘Maze Runner: The Death Cure’
Movie: ‘I, Tonya’
At no point in “I, Tonya” (Neon) is it clear whether the filmmakers are sympathetic to the plight of disgraced Olympic figure skater Tonya Harding (Margot Robbie) or just want to make fun of both her and the peculiar, fleeting nature of fame.
Movie: ‘Phantom Thread’
All rustling silk, organza, lace and tulle in the first half and a bizarre portrayal of marriage in the second half, “Phantom Thread” (Focus) is a bumpy trip through high fashion and passive-aggressive sniping in 1950s London.
Movie: ’12 Strong’
True military adventures don’t come any more rousing than “12 Strong” (Warner Bros.), the story of a tiny Special Forces unit that won a significant early victory against both the Taliban and al-Qaida in the weeks after 9/11.
Movie: ‘Den of Thieves’
The hyper-violent “Den of Thieves” (STX) is a morass of crass.
Movie: ‘Forever My Girl’
Most of the characters in “Forever My Girl” (Roadside Attractions), a gentle adaptation of Heidi McLaughlin’s romance novel about an aspiring country music star, have a song on their lips.
Movie: ‘Hostiles’
“Hostiles” (Entertainment Studios) works from the premise that not only were white soldiers in the 1890s aware of their complicity in the decades-long genocide of Native Americans, they could feel immense, paralyzing guilt about their actions.
Movie: ‘Proud Mary’
As the title character in the drama “Proud Mary” (Screen Gems), Taraji P. Henson plays a hit woman with a heart of gold. By turns violent and sentimental, the tall tale that centers on her unlikely persona is consistently unconvincing.