All posts by Chris Heller
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Think Different: Steve Jobs (review)
Steve Jobs isn't afraid to bend the truth, and that's why it paints such a memorable portrait of the Apple mogul
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Freeheld (review)
Freeheld wants to make you weep, but it can't rise to the legacy of the woman it triumphs
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Take a Hike: A Walk in the Woods (review)
A Walk in the Woods is a buddy comedy gone terribly wrong
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Film Review: “American Ultra” and “Mistress America”
"American Ultra" isn't as funny as it should be, while "Mistress America" is much funnier than it probably deserves.
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The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (Review)
The Man From U.N.C.L.E. is all style, no substance -- and that's a good thing.
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Creative Blocks: “The End of the Tour” and “Ricki and the Flash”
End of the Tour and Ricki and the Flash both fumble potentially strong premises
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Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation (Review)
The latest Mission: Impossible is proof that its star is Hollywood's most incredible showman
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Small Fry: Ant-Man (Review)
No cities were destroyed in the making of Ant-Man, but therein may lie its biggest problem
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Oiled Up: Magic Mike XXL (Review)
Magic Mike XXL pumps up the muscles and the fun
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Stripped Down: Amy (Film Review)
A new documentary about the late singer Amy Winehouse, Amy () interrogates the tragic side of performance and public identity. Directed by Asif Kapadia, a filmmaker...
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Deja Poo: Terminator Genisys (Review)
Terminator: Genisys pays strict homage to the original before traipsing down a senseless, incomprehensible path
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Mind Control: Pixar’s Inside Out (Review)
Pixar's "Inside Out" is a triumph.
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Dino Might: Jurassic World (Review)
Jurassic World makes for an honest, if exhausting, two hours of dino-on-dino action
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Review: Slow West
Great movies can inspire us to interrogate social ills, or teach us a thing or two about our beliefs. Slow West (), a not-so ordinary...
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Future Imperfect: Tomorrowland (Review)
Tomorrowland is a mess of a story that contradicts itself tonally, politically, and philosophically
