Stop-motion animated features are woefully neglected cinematic works. Stop-motion technology has benefited films like “Star Wars” and “Jurassic Park,” and made “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”...

Director David Yates would have been hard-pressed to find a better setting than the 1920s, arguably the most popular decade in American history, to combine with J.K. Rowling’s famous wizarding world...

There’s a theory to be made, and here we’ll make it, that “too big to fail” can decently apply to certain movies. After James Cameron pioneered the concept in the ‘80s, the “big dumb blockbuster”...

James Marsh’s “The Theory of Everything” is a journey through time. It’s not surprising, considering the movie is about Stephen Hawking, a brilliant physicist, cosmologist and science communicator...