PEOPLE Movie Critic
No Rest for the Wicked: PEOPLE's Critic on the Grandly Ambitious Maleficent
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Angelina Jolie's new film explores "what it means to be a woman, in all our strength, complexity and vulnerability," writes PEOPLE's critic
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See This/Skip That: From Neighbors to Legends of Oz
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Seth Rogen and Zac Efron make Neighbors one of the year's funniest comedies
See This/Skip That: From Amazing Spider-Man 2 to Belle
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Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone are a delight, but the onslaught of villains almost kills The Amazing Spider-Man 2
See This/Skip That: From The Other Woman to Locke
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Tom Hardy dazzles in the emotional-breakdown drama Locke, but the combined pull of Cameron Diaz and Kate Upton can't save The Other Woman
See This/Skip That: From Nicolas Cage's Comeback Role in Joe to a Colorful Rio 2
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Joe and Oculus is worth the trip to the theater, but Rio 2 may be worth sitting out
See This/Skip That: From an Ambitious Noah to A Proud Cesar Chavez
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A quietly powerful Breathe In offers viewers relationship depth
See This/Skip That: From a Feisty Divergent to an Unsexy Nymphomaniac
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What to catch – and what to ditch – at the movies this weekend
See This/Skip That: From Bad Words to Need for Speed
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PEOPLE's critic reviews new movies with Jason Bateman, Jake Gyllenhaal and Aaron Paul
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See This/Skip That: From The Grand Budapest Hotel to Mr. Peabody & Sherman
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Wes Anderson's whimsical offering is one of his best films yet, says PEOPLE's critic
See This/Skip That: From Non-Stop to Ernest & Celestine
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The fun of Non-Stop is that it's an action thriller and a whodunit, says PEOPLE's critic
Oscars 2014: PEOPLE's Critic Predicts the Winners
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Handicapping this year's top races, including the acting categories plus Best Picture and Best Director
Remembering Comedy Legend Harold Ramis
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The actor, director and screenwriter leaves behind a long legacy
PEOPLE's Movie Critic Makes First Oscar Picks
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What should win in the screenplay awards, for cinematography and for best animated and documentary features
See This/Skip That: From 3 Days to Kill to In Secret
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Plus, PEOPLE's critic sounds off on The Wind Rises and Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me
See This/Skip That: From About Last Night to Endless Love
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PEOPLE's critic sounds off on which '80s remake is worth your Valentine's Day dollars
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See This/Skip That: From The Lego Movie to The Monuments Men
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The animated flick, based on the beloved toy sets, hopes to build a big following – PEOPLE's critic weighs in
See This/Skip That: From Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit to Ride Along
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Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit is a solid reboot of the spy franchise, but PEOPLE's critic says Ride Along is a bum steer
See This/Skip That: Is August: Osage County a Prestigious Must-See?
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August: Osage County is a hoot and a holler, says PEOPLE's film critic, but a serious family drama it ain't
Top 10 Movies of 2013: From Enough Said to 12 Years a Slave
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What were your top picks for the year? PEOPLE's critic weighs in with hers
Is Anchorman 2 Worth the Wait? What to See and What to Skip
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Saving Mr. Banks is a spoonful of sugar, but PEOPLE's critic says the real delight is Her
See This/Skip That: From Rush to Baggage Claim
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Rush wins by a mile, but PEOPLE's critic says avoid Baggage Claim
The Dexter Finale: So, What Happened?
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Sometimes Dexter was Norman Bates. Sometimes he was John-Boy Walton
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See This/Skip That: From Prisoners to Enough Said
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Prisoners is tough to sit through, but Enough Said will lighten your day, says PEOPLE's critic
See This/Skip That: From The Family to Blue Caprice
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Weekend movie guide: Catch Caprice but be wary of The Family
See This/Skip That: From The World's End to The Mortal Instruments
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Will The World's End rock your world? PEOPLE's critic helps with your weekend movie choices
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