“Dogman” is partly a Hollywood action flick and a sensitive, European, spirit drama.

The Sweet East begins with the roar of an engine, smoothly transitioning into a recording of children reciting a patriotic oath.

No Hard Feelings is bathed in genre clichés, but it makes good use of them.

A great documentary by Davis Guggenheim proves that Michael J. Fox is alive and – against all odds – doing quite well.

In Babylon, the decadent fun continues. However, every party comes to an end.