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With the huge genre of World War II films about suffering and resistance of regular folks under the Nazi regime, you'd think that all true stories would be exhausted. Now, from the folks that brought us the Oscar-winning Hitler film Downfall, we learn about one more hero. We all know about the Valkyrie attempt on Hitler's life, but less known is the story of Georg Elser, a German whose attempt to blow up Hitler at a rally, missed only by 13 minutes.

A heist movie isn't a heist movie without something going terribly wrong. Robert Pattinson spends a long, wild night trying to make everything right again.

Though I’m not sure anyone was really clamoring for a big-screen recreation of the iconic 1973 tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs, this pleasant-enough dramedy sheds some light on the real-life off-the-court dramas going on in the players’ respective lives when they faced off 44 years ago.

Oh, man, what a crying shame to waste two such beautiful, talented, sexy people as Kate Winslet and Idris Elba in a survival romance as frigid as a snowy mountaintop.

Though the movie is titled Marshall, it ends up feeling like he is a bystander in the movie that bears his name.

The filmmaking team behind this fascinating and well-crafted biopic of Wonder Woman creator William Marston – and the decades-long relationship he and his wife Elizabeth had with their mutual lover, Olive Byrne – really couldn’t have asked for better timing in terms of its theatrical release. Just a few months ago, the big-screen adaptation of Marston’s iconic comic-book heroine was breaking box- office records, and now the character’s fascinating origin story arrives in theatres to ride the wave of interest from a whole new legion of fans.