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- Best and worst Woody Allen films
- Interview: Apes’ Andy Serkis
- The making of Boyhood
- Q&A: Sharknado 2’s Thunder Levin
- 10 best NY sex scenes
Best and worst Woody Allen films
We rank all 43 of the comedian-director’s featuresInterview: Apes’ Andy Serkis
The Dawn of the Planet of the Apes actor talks chimps, Star Wars VII and playing HitlerThe making of Boyhood
Director Richard Linklater and star Ellar Coltrane on the coming-of-age film that took 12 years to shootQ&A: Sharknado 2’s Thunder Levin
The screenwriter gives us the inside scoop on the twisted monstrosity coming to destroy New York City10 best NY sex scenes
These seductive sequences are quintessentially New York: weird, wild and impossibly verbal
New movie reviews: Critics' picks
Magic in the Moonlight
- Rated as: 4/5
- Critics choice
Woody Allen’s latest—a lighthearted romance set in 1920s Germany and France—is one of his most charmingly conceived and performed efforts.
Boyhood
- Rated as: 5/5
- Critics choice
The ambition is staggering—a domestic drama shot over 12 years with the same cast—but Richard Linklater more than makes good on his experiment, bringing warmth and insight.
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
- Rated as: 4/5
- Critics choice
Worried that Hollywood is monkeying around with your favorite franchise? Don’t be: The latest installment is a powerhouse showcase for cutting-edge special effects.
Land Ho!
- Rated as: 4/5
- Critics choice
Two old friends head to Iceland in search of kicks, abandon and something close to the Fountain of Youth in this sweet and salty buddy comedy.
Life Itself
- Rated as: 4/5
- Critics choice
A keen profile of Roger Ebert works both as a compact appreciation and an unflinching peek into his final months.
Closed Curtain
- Rated as: 5/5
- Critics choice
Iranian master Jafar Panahi makes another moving, multifaceted feature under draconian conditions.
A Hard Day's Night
- Rated as: 5/5
- Critics choice
The newly reissued concert classic looks more aggressively modern than any recent pop movie you can name.
Snowpiercer
- Rated as: 5/5
- Critics choice
Humanity cruises through a second Ice Age on a high-tech train in Bong Joon-ho’s brilliantly unhinged postapocalyptic drama, easily the weirdest film of the summer.
New movie releases
Lucy
- Rated as: 1/5
Luc Besson’s so, so stupid (and not in a good way) sci-fi thriller never rises above cool-factor calculation.
Sex Tape
- Rated as: 2/5
A sheen of desperation tanks this DOA comedy, which plays more like an ancient Playboy doodle than a full-fledged movie.
A Most Wanted Man
- Rated as: 2/5
The troubled mindset of star Philip Seymour Hoffman is more intriguing than anything onscreen in this disappointing thriller.
The Kill Team
- Rated as: 3/5
A rogue Afghanistan platoon responsible for several murders comes into view via this atmospheric documentary.
The Purge: Anarchy
- Rated as: 2/5
Depressingly uncreative, the sequel strikes a generic tone of urban warfare when dark comedy would have been more entertaining.
I Origins
- Rated as: 3/5
Persuasive sci-fi tech talk, soulful romance and an earnest stab at metaphysics are combined.
Wish I Was Here
- Rated as: 2/5
Zach Braff only knows how to make one kind of movie: cutesy, faux ironic, desperately emo and aggressively indie.
A Master Builder
- Rated as: 3/5
Jonathan Demme’s honorable if chilly screen adaptation adheres closely to a well-reviewed theater production.
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U.S. weekend box office report
- Dawn of the Planet of the Apes ($36 million)
- The Purge: Anarchy ($28.4 million)
- Planes: Fire & Rescue ($18 million)
- Sex Tape ($15 million)
- Transformers: Age of Extinction ($10 million)
- Tammy ($7.6 million)
- 22 Jump Street ($4.7 million)
- How to Train Your Dragon 2 ($3.8 million)
- Maleficent ($3.3 million)
- Earth to Echo ($3.3 million)
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