Film reviews

Time Out goes to the movies to bring you film reviews from the latest showings in theaters and the newest releases on DVD.

The Hangover Part III
Fast & Furious 6
Star Trek Into Darkness
The Great Gatsby
Sightseers

The Hangover Part III

The new (and hopefully final) chapter has curiously little interest in being even remotely funny.
Rated as: 1/5
Fast & Furious 6

We’re a long way from the grease-stained cred of this series’s 2001 originator.
Rated as: 3/5
Star Trek Into Darkness

Kirk and company return in a pandering, pseudoprovocative sequel.
Rated as: 2/5
The Great Gatsby

Now that Baz Luhrmann’s 3-D adaptation is finally here, the dissection and disembowelment can begin.
Rated as: 2/5
Sightseers

A vacationing British couple lets its buried criminal impulses run wild in this top-notch black comedy from filmmaker Ben Wheatley.
Rated as: 5/5

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The Hangover Part III

Rated as: 1/5

The new (and hopefully final) chapter has curiously little interest in being even remotely funny.
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Fast & Furious 6

Rated as: 3/5

We’re a long way from the grease-stained cred of this series’s 2001 originator.
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Epic

Rated as: 2/5

Bring on the colorful-yet-kid-friendly carnage, as well as the celebrity voices.
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The English Teacher

Rated as: 2/5

It’s too soon to see Julianne Moore in the role of a dowdy spinster.
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Star Trek Into Darkness

Rated as: 2/5

Kirk and company return in a pandering, pseudoprovocative sequel.
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Frances Ha

Rated as: 3/5

Noah Baumbach’s latest, a breeze, feels a lot less self-absorbed than usual.
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Black Rock

Rated as: 2/5

A trio of yoga-toned gal pals take to grungy survivalist chic well in this lame, phony-feminist thriller.
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Augustine

Rated as: 4/5
Critics choice

The power struggle between a 19th-century neurologist and his exploited female patient adds erotic frisson to this historical French drama.
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The Great Gatsby

Rated as: 2/5

Now that Baz Luhrmann’s 3-D adaptation is finally here, the dissection and disembowelment can begin.
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Sightseers

Rated as: 5/5
Critics choice

A vacationing British couple lets its buried criminal impulses run wild in this top-notch black comedy from filmmaker Ben Wheatley.
Read the full review