Minneapolis Star Tribune: Movies

Here's a list of sports movies that could make you want to punch yourself rather than watch a second time.

REVIEW: The ambitious "Little Boy" is a cluttered weeper whose lessons might have stuck had there been fewer of them.

REVIEW: Co-directors Dave LaMattina and Chad N. Walker's affectionate salute to the fellow who hatched the bird is a touching, overdue round of applause.

The next "Star Wars" anthology movie due in 2018will be a Boba Fett origin story, confirming one of many rumors that have appeared online in the past several months.

Once considered a rich-guy dilettante, Bill Pohlad has earned admiration as a film producer. With the Beach Boys biopic “Love & Mercy,” he’s getting the same reaction as a director.

The push is on to change the film industry’s portrayal of military veterans.

REVIEW: Albert Maysles shows Apfel's ageless style in his last film.

REVIEW: The Bellas of “Pitch Perfect” hit the right note in a likable sequel that doesn’t produce glory, but it definitely supplies glee.

REVIEW: Cheap, short and slow, “Hot Pursuit” is a comedy that never lets you forget that pairing up Sofia Vergara with Reese Witherspoon should have worked better than this.

REVIEW: Danish director Thomas Vinterberg’s first-class adaptation turns the literary classic into a trim, largely faithful account, as darkly poetic as the novel, but finally more crowd-pleasing.