Author: Larry Fried

The now-beloved SNL trio bring their signature brand of absurd comedy to feature film, an adventure comedy produced by Judd Apatow.

Joaquin Phoenix stars as the French tactician in a film that doesn’t know whether it wants to be an intense war drama or a farcical comedy.

Madeleine Gavin’s harrowing journey into and out of the brutal dictatorship is a massive achievement but structurally imbalanced.

Michael Fassbender plays an apathetic, biting contract killer on a revenge mission in Fincher’s latest stylish thriller.

Within just the first three episodes of their new series, Fielder and Safdie prove to be a match made in heaven.

Priscilla Presley’s story is finally told on-screen in one of Sofia Coppola’s most visually and tonally accomplished films.

Josh Sharp and Aaron Jackson adapt their two-man show into an outrageously hilarious movie musical featuring Megan Mullally and Nathan Lane.

The actor-director’s sophomore effort tries to balance the public image and private life of the beloved musician to mixed results.

Pablo Berger’s first foray into animation is a quietly poignant tale of friendship and memory set in 1980s New York City.

The long-time director reunites with Paul Giamatti in one of the year’s best films, a sharp comedy that balances heartfelt drama.