A curiously passive Gosling recedes into the background in this ultra-violent and comically black Thai affair
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As I Lay Dying: James Franco Does William Faulkner
An “unfilmable” novel becomes an art movie of modest accomplishments and frustrations
Seduced and Abandoned: The Dirty, Funny Business of Movies
Alec Baldwin and James Toback’s search for film financing at Cannes makes for a mammothly entertaining documentary
Fast and Furious 6: Faster, Crazycars! Thrill Thrill!
The huge racing machines we love to watch — and their cars — are back for more crashes, clashes and crushes in the early summer’s biggest adrenaline rush
Frances Ha: A Millennial Annie Hall
Greta Gerwig’s Frances is an endearing mess, trying to make it in the big city with a little help from her friends
Star Trek Into Darkness: The Young and the Reckless
In J.J. Abrams’ low-aiming entertainment, the arrested adolescents of the starship Enterprise face off against Benedict Cumberbatch’s suave terrorist
Stories We Tell: Sarah Polley’s Meta Masterpiece
The gifted actress-turned-writer/director turns the camera on her own family and its secrets and lies.
Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby: From Jazz Age to Baz Age
Leonard DiCaprio lends lovelorn glamour to Scott Fitzgerald’s gangster hero in this mad, middling adaptation
What Maisie Knew: The Parents From Hell
Julianne Moore and Steve Coogan play the most selfish parents in the world — and they do it really well.
Love is All You Need: A Rom-Com for Adults
A genuine and touching film with a pair of terrific lead performances
Michael Shannon in The Iceman: A Stone-Cold Killer
In this excellent B movie, murder is just the dirty business that supports a hard man’s sweet family
Iron Man Three: Tony Stark Saves the World, Gets a Heart
Robert Downey Jr. soars again in the new Marvel marvel
Mud: Matthew McConaughey as an Outlaw in Love
Writer-director Jeff Nichols mines visual and dramatic poetry from this coming-of-age melodrama about a boy and the murderer he admires