Ang Lee's 'Gemini Man,' about an assassin who fights his clone, generates mainly puzzlement and yawns. The script is hollow, the action mediocre and the new digital technology not yet ripe
‘After the Wedding,’ starring Michelle Williams and Julianne Moore, is a clumsily directed remake
A Documentary from inside Gaza and an animated film on the life of Luis Buñuel are just two of Haaretz’s recommendations for the October festival
The acclaimed satirical look at the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was partly financed by the Luxembourg Film Fund
The nicest thing that can be said about the 'Downton Abbey' movie is that it's better than the two 'Sex and the City' films
Centering around the story of a real Jewish heroine, the first ever Holocaust feature film was a revolutionary female-led experiment. 'They did everything automatically, as returning prisoners. It was frightening'
Made from the perspective of Yigal Amir, ‘Yamim Noraim’ (‘Incitement’) sheds new light on the man who also killed Israeli democracy and asks viewers to search their own souls
An engineered musical about a Pakistani teen stuck in a dreary English city fulfills its feel-good mission – thanks to a Walkman and Bruce Springsteen songs
The movie, nearly 11 years in the making, is one of 21 films competing for the Golden Lion award, but some audience goers went running for the exits
'Ready or Not,' a grotesque film about rich people who hunt humans, is a reminder of the price of romantic love
'Good Boys' is a teen comedy with a twist. And it works, at least until the jokes start getting repetitive
Almodovar's ‘Pain and Glory’ is much more than a cinematic self-portrait
Gadot to portray Lamarr, who 'stood at the forefront of many issues that challenge women and our society today,' network says
‘Spider-Man: Far from Home’ is a good summer movie, but it doesn’t really transcend its in-between role as a way station to the next big thing the studio is planning
Israeli actress will act alongside Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds in an art heist thriller
‘Yesterday,’ the film by Danny Boyle focusing on the Beatles, is something of a curiosity, but not very satisfying even in that category
With 'Anna,' Luc Besson tries to reprise the success of his early action films and bury the sexual assault complaints against him
Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson fail to recreate the magic of Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones in the fourth installment of 'Men in Black'
'X-Men: Dark Phoenix' tells us how Jean Grey turns into a dangerous weapon. The director wanted to make a ‘darker’ film, but the result is embarrassing
'Booksmart' breathes new life into the teen comedy genre. Olivia Wilde doesn’t break the mold, but broadens it and adds a new, contemporary layer