Disney and DreamWorks cower in the face of the modern era's platonic animation-slop ideal

Harrison Ford punched Nazis until it was finally time to hang up the hat and whip

Pig's Michael Sarnoski turns in a franchise horror with low-key, character-centric passion

The Western juggernaut knows there's only one right man for the job of directing him.

The man behind Singin’ In The Rain found a muse that allowed for grounded yet starry experimentation

The adult boys are still bad and still bloodthirsty, despite now potentially being AARP members

The cyclical movies make up the perfect perpetual-motion blockbuster series

George Lucas let it all hang out in the first Star Wars prequel, influencing a generation of blockbusters

Amazing feats of mo-cap accompany movies that act as wormholes to Fox's past

The scrappy indie cites (but doesn't succumb to) the Coen brothers and Quentin Tarantino

Kogonada follows up Columbus with a more ambitious vision

This stacked-cast show has its amusing moments, but they're adrift in a tedious earnestness

Did Hawke become a better actor under the Boyhood director, or did time just pass?

Also coming this month: After Yang, The Adam Project, and The Lost City

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It’s not on the level of the star’s Soderbergh movies, but it suggests he may have been paying attention to them

Ava Michelle and company return for a follow-up that doesn’t stack up

Gone are the original animators, the core voice cast, Scrat, and the fun

The month’s new movie releases also include sequels to Tall Girl and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

Jennifer Lawrence, Elizabeth Olsen, and Michael B. Jordan are all Sundance Breakthrough alumni