It's Movie Time

Ride along with Ryan in a docudrama worthy of its subject's celebrated history.

A quiet depiction of street tensions between police and young black men.

Not your dad's Marvel hero/enemy, Venom provides a new look at a too-well-known universe.

A fine addition to the A Star is Born  tradition.

Realistic and fantastic, a perceptive and artistic look at three young brothers in an unselttled world.

An immersive art-house memoir of WWII. It's a work of cinematic art.

No, it's not the computer but rather one of the best directors of the '70's and in history, Hal Ashby.

A mellow rom-com with humor and realism.

Humor at times, timely issues, mediocre script. The two stars are impressive together.

You don't have to dislike Trump to see this incisive documentary.

Nicholas Cage doing what he can in a horror/alien/bloody revenge film.

Depressing low-life story in Detroit about a boy drug kingpin. See McConaughey out act everyone else on  screen.

A sterling example of theater-like film.

One of the best docs ever.

Late summer actioner with a new kick-ass heroine.

It's all there but the smoking gun.

A soft summer horror, restrained like its Brit background.

A solid thriller that cogently  comments on our relarionship with social media.

The abduction of Adolph Eichmann is thrilling and historical.

A little more in-depth leering  would have made this tell-all better than it is.

A conventional story told with grace and understatement.

Blue and funny at times with not enough McCarthy.

A first-rate doc about a gifted artist.