It's Movie Time

A classic WWI tale with memorable cinematography. It won the Golden Globe for best motion picture--Drama.

Painful and authentic, a world-class depiction of suppression and injustice to a newly- gay man in a heterosexual marriage.

Mercy is the motif. Here's a contemporary take on the need for it to show the way. It's not an easy way.

Surprisingly lyrical and social but still nectar for martial arts enthusiasts.

It's Bollywood and more.

An enlightening doc about the fabled Mafia and a modern heroine photographer.

A high-flying  balloon adventure, a simple pleasure amid the heady Oscar-worthy contenders at this time of year.

The play and now movie have not been worthy of the poet, but they have their worthy moments.

Performance of a lifetime for comedian Adam Sandler.

One of this year's best, and one of the top Alcott adaptations of all time.

An eternal space opera still rich with adventure and meaning for several generations.

Men most of all can learn about the unglamorous world of sexual harassment.

This acting will bring you back to church.

A sharp docudrama about a much maligned hero.

A beautiful film about an ugly past.

A modern love story of contrasts set in an exotic land.

Its screenplay is formulaic; its visuals are top-rate.

The fall of a wealthy family for reasons known to even the non-wealthy. One of th best of the year.

In the spirit of Spotlight, this investigative docudrama is interesting and real.

Hanks perfectly channels Rogers with Rogers'  sweet slow in full force.

Shutting down exit from Manhattan is the most thrilling part of this mediocre thriller.

A light whodunit for Thanksgiving.