It's Movie Time

It's more about ambition and family than wine, but wine is the catalyst as it is for most romances in life.

With the vigor of Georgian dance and the charisma of young dancers, it's worth streaming at The Gateway Film Center.

Modern horror films rarely get better than The Platform.

A sweet doc about one of the century's great pop stars.

A harrowing docudrama about Lost Girls, whose murders involve a whole community.

Mark Wahlberg is  ex-cop, ex-con Spenser, and he's good at it.

A deeply wraught melodrama about post war love and reclamation.

It's as good a satire as you will see at this time of year; and it's a thriller-horror treat.

Wendy rivals the joy and mystery of its source.

A stunning  rendition of the eternal longing all love engenders, regardless of the sex.

A finely-crafted horror-thriller all too real in an era of rampant abuse.

A remarkablle doc about the remarkable Band.

A traditional and yet modern adaptation of the rom-com inspirer's light-hearted novel.

If you care little about horror films, see this one because it's unlike the garden variety. You may really like its scary emphasis on the normal.

A fascinating documentary series about British lives that is also about all our lives.

A test of masculine courage or lack thereof for Will Ferrell's character, and a dramedy that fails several dramatic tests.

Lively is a vengeful  heroine with a bloody mission.

Rogues all over but nary a gentleman in Guy Ritchie's return to mobsters from London.

You think you know kids and Paris? Think again with this loose update of Les miserables.