Arts Editor and Phoenix film critic Brendan Parr takes his last column to shout his favorite, unsung films.
Arts Editor and Phoenix film critic Brendan Parr takes his last column to shout his favorite, unsung films.
Nearly 40 years from its release, “Hoosiers” is still a testament to teamwork and determination.
After a decade of development, “A Minecraft Movie” finally adapts the beloved sandbox video game.
Disney’s live action “Snow White” is muddied by its out baggage.
In the new A24 film, one family follows the money in a path littered with unicorn glitter.
The 2005 adaptation of Jane Austen’s “Pride & Prejudice” still stands with dignity 20 years later.
The post-apocalyptic musical drama trips over its own cliches.
The Looney Tunes film fails to fill the shoes of its forerunners.
The 50-year-old film is the comedy group’s crowning jewel.
The documentary follows Bill Perkins Jr., a combat photographer in the Vietnam War.