Editor Pick: Film

'To The Wonder' is not the near-masterpiece Roger Ebert thought it was, nor is it the meandering, incomprehensible mess others claim.

An entertaining summer blockbuster that delivers the thrills, despite a painfully uneven script.

Featuring stellar picture quality and a fun, twisty, blood-soaked plot, anyone wondering where the birth of the slasher genre is in for a real treat.

Richie Blackmore's Rainbow featuring vocalist Doogie White was captured on a 1995 Rockplast TV concert, now finally officially released in pristine sound and visuals.

Despite of the superficial obviousness of the script in places, we cannot disregard the multiple meanings that lie on the film's hidden symbolism.

Director Rainier Werner Fassbinder was one of the pioneers of the New German Cinema movement and a stylistic genius.

If you want something a little less fantastical than Life of Pi — and not stuffed with religious symbolism — then Kon-Tiki is definitely worth a look.

The search for the next great young adult book adaptation phenomenon seems to be never ending.

If Chris Wedge’s film has its way, all kids will be outside trying to discover a whole new world, right in their own backyards.

A disturbing, engaging, and finally dispassionate study of a woman buckling under the weight of social pressures.