Matt Pais

"The Choice" star Teresa Palmer receives a text from Nicholas Sparks, who wrote the book from which the movie is adapted. "What's strange," her co-star Benjamin Walker chimes in at...

Another fun year at Sundance is in the books, packed with tons of celebrity interviews (highlights include Matt Damon, Gabrielle Union, Kyle Chandler, Daniel Radcliffe, Kristen Stewart and "New Girl"...

A situation and a feeling do not make a movie. In "Lovesong," the question of what might have been gets crossed with the shocking revelation that sex may complicate a...

Like a feel-good episode of MTV's "True Life," "Suited" is the kind of documentary that doesn't seek to open up its topic any more broadly than the people it features....

Foot-tall Nazi sausages called Bratzis. There. No use burying the lede here. "Yoga Hosers" is a movie about talking, murderous Canadian Bratzis. As if that weren't enough, they kill by...

Is there anyone who finds, "It's really important to know the difference between your wants and your needs," such mind-blowing insight that you understand how the writer of such wisdom...

"The Hollars" gets into trouble immediately: Ron (Sharlto Copley), now living with his parents (Margo Martindale, Richard Jenkins) because of financial problems that are never taken seriously, can't wait for...

Things that go without saying, but let's say them anyways: — "The Birth of a Nation," based on the true story of enslaved preacher-turned-revolt leader Nat Turner (writer-director Nate Parker),...

Oh, let's hope Sundance 2016 isn't defined by the music of Train. "Other People" frequently incorporates the band's "Drops of Jupiter"—a song I confess to liking in spite of itself;...