Clooney's provocative ‘Suburbicon’ as messed up as era it reflects

Ann Hornaday|Published

The result is a film of frequently provocative and queasily effective parts that never comes together as an effective whole.

Are movie reviews 'fake news'?

Ann Hornaday|Published

Today, reviewing is a companionate enterprise, with critics and ?civilians? engaging in a dialogue rather than one-way pronouncements.

A great deal of fun and terror

Ann Hornaday|Published

This clever mash-up of indie rom-coms and Japanese ?kaiju? movies (think Godzilla and Mothra) presents an ideal showcase for Anne Hathaway?s gifts.

4 stars: 'Paterson' film review

Ann Hornaday|Published

Paterson arrives like a warm embrace, its tenderness and compassion first inspiring the viewer to reach out and hug its characters, then the man who made it.

Taking down Bin laden

Ann Hornaday|Published

From the first scenes of Zero Dark Thirty, director Kathryn Bigelow demonstrates why she is such a formidable film-maker, as adept with human emotion as with visceral, ...