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Director Joel Edgerton's well-intentioned drama about gay conversion therapy fails to deliver any new insight or even a good cry.

The tragedy of conversion therapy is confronted in Boy Erased, a well-meaning but perfectly conventional message movie.

Actor-director Joel Edgerton details the sensitive process of making Boy Erased and how the film could act as a lifeline for families who have experienced gay conversion therapy.

Red Sparrow isn't a great spy thriller, but it's a fascinating take on women fighting for control over their own bodies.

Fans of convoluted espionage thrillers will be disappointed, but Jennifer Lawrence delivers in this twisted tale of sexual gamesmanship.

Loving is particularly resonant at a time when many in America may feel as if their own inherent rights are on shaky ground.

In Black Mass, Johnny Depp stunningly inhabits South Boston’s notorious Whitey Bulger, the man who aided and eluded the F.B.I. for decades.

The Gift is an absolutely fun thriller that is subtle, smart and worth every moment.

Jim and Carol's story is at once mundane and creepy-cute, wound up around the core fact of the child Timothy, who arrives following a thunderstorm out of their garden

Warrior hits the screen as Greek tragedy manqué, a saga of economic recession and mixed martial arts.

Chiwetel Ejiofor is the reason to see Kinky Boots. Always charismatic and compelling, he is here also fabulous.

'The idea of these young boys being taken away from home at a young age... reminded me a lot of my own culture,' says director Antoine Fuqua.

This generically gritty and solidly PG-13 King Arthur isn't even much of an action picture.

Ned might have been a criminal in the eyes of the law, but to working class Australians he was a hero wrongly accused.

Cue sign of suspicion, that is, the frame lingers on Dale's dour face through car window.