Before each game, Selvig would reputedly drive up into the hills, listening to opera in his car to relax. Yet as soon as the first ball went up, he became, by his own description, “psycho coach.”

Jacob’s pursuit of the American dream evokes a simple pathos shot through with fierce passion and conviction.

What makes these simple fishermen from Port Isaac a hit with everyone they meet is their absolute authenticity.

This family-friendly movie seems apt for the time of pandemic in which we’re living as it deals with themes of grief, isolation, discovery, imagination and love of family.

The Grizzlies could have been another white-savior film. It’s not.

Shelby, more than anyone, has to juggle what’s best for the car and driver and what’s best for the pockets financing the whole endeavor.

In order for those two stories to become one and stay one, serious work needs to be done.

The movie's depiction of Jack's recovery is so unrealistic as to be unsettling.

Long overdue, but the tension that could have made this film worthy of its subject is absent.

Gerwig couldn’t have asked for a better cast. Fresh and classic at the same time.

Anderson has brought together an impressive array of people to lay out what is known about Patrick.