LAT RTMC RTC note: “~” = the film's name
documentary



Peace Officer yes 100 100 looks at why local police adopt military tactics
Becoming Bulletproof yes 100
shoots down misconceptions about the disabled
Finders Keepers yes 98 100 on bizarre fight over leg, turns heartfelt, poignant
All Things Must Pass: The Rise and Fall Of Tower Records yes 97 92 an ode to Tower Records
A Brave Heart: : The Lizzie Velasquez Story yes 93 100 reveals Lizzie Velasquez in all her eloquence, energy
The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution yes 93 94 insightful and timely
Prophet's Prey yes 92 100 a chilling look at sect leader Warren Jeffs
In My Father's House yes 92 100 profiles son's effort to reunite with father
The Death of ‘Superman Lives’: What Happened? yes 92
Nicolas Cage chosen to play the Man of Steel
Tainted Veil yes 88
looks at both sides of the hijab headdress
Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead: The Story of the National Lampoon yes 86 89 says it all about National Lampoon
Unbranded yes 73 100 saddles up an adventurous defense of wild horses
He Named Me Malala yes 71 62 a moving portrait of a Nobel-winning woman
Soldiers and Peacemakers yes 40
Yehuda Avner's experiences with Meir, Rabin & Begin
Radicalized yes

Outrage, idealism fuel a look at Occupy Los Angeles
Jeremy Scott: People's Designer yes

lightly stitches together the story of Jeremy Scott
Shout Gladi Gladi yes

links healthcare and stable societies
We Weren't Just Bicycle Thieves yes

a charming chat about Italian neorealism film
Brand: A Second Coming so-so 71 75 if not a careful portrait, at least an orgy of personality
The Man Who Saved the World no 64 80 trivializes the subject matter
Being Canadian no 33
ultimately more of a checklist than an in-depth analysis
Stonewall no 9 16 shortchanges pivotal gay rights moment
Poached no

trails anarchistic egg snatchers in Britain
Godspeed: The Story of Page Jones no

a missed opportunity
A Faster Horse no

re: Ford Mustang: never gets in gear
Resurrection of Jake the Snake no

smacks of WWE-fueled self-promotion
animated



Hotel Transylvania 2 so-so 57 39 has more heart, less raunch
regular movies



Wildlike yes 100 100 employs a sensitive touch amid natural splendor
Movement and Location yes 100
ushers its audience to unexpected places
Saving Mr. Wu yes 100
Reliving a true-life abduction
Blind yes 97 100 lets struggling woman's imagination run wild
Breathe yes 93 100 emotional terror inflicted by, and on, teenage girls
Sicario yes 93 93 Tension crackles across the many borders of ~
Room yes 93 91 *exhausting, exhilarating and excellent
Dukhtar yes 92 100 a stunning take on child brides in Pakistan
Coming Home yes 92 95 an unforgettable study of loss
The Martian yes 92 94 Ridley Scott's geek respect pays off
99 Homes yes 92 88 a dramatic human face on foreclosure crisis
Bridge of Spies yes 91 98 *Tom Hanks shines in the Cold War thriller
Beasts of No Nation yes 91 88 Captivating story of a child soldier
Mississippi Grind yes 90 92 Ryan Reynolds and Ben Mendelsohn are a strong pair
Experimenter yes 89 88 biopic pushes levers with audacity
Steve Jobs yes 86 82 smart, energetic, compelling, just like the man
A Brilliant Young Mind yes 86 80 adds up to something special
Goodnight Mommy yes 85 87 *has a sadistic streak
Meet the Patels yes 84 80 is a winning family affair
The New Girlfriend yes 81 82 An intriguingly fluid friendship
The Assassin yes 79 82 emotional resonance and martial arts moves
Tales of Halloween yes 79 67 a spooky, kooky treat
Goosebumps yes 77 75 kids' horrors are a screaming good time on screen
Black Mass yes 75 79 Johnny Depp creates a chilling, indelible 'Whitey' Bulger
Pawn Sacrifice yes 72 79 ably follows Bobby Fischer's unraveling
Wolf Totem yes 71 57 a boy-and-his-dog story, writ large
The Final Girls yes 70 69 a slasher film that's terrifying and touching
Crimson Peak's yes 70 58 visual marvels overshadow Del Toro's ghostly story
The Beauty Inside yes 67 80 Depth and humor carry ~
The Visit: An Alien Encounter yes 67
imagines a visit from outer space
Trash yes 64 75 transcends Rio's garbage dumps to [be] an intense political thriller
Yakuza Apocalypse yes 61 44 is memorably bizarre
The Intern yes 60 50 a Nancy Meyers comedy, for better or worse
Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials yes 48 28 *is a wicked good game
Reversion yes 29
a clever cautionary tale about virtual reality
Lost in Hong Kong yes

finds its way to be a major crowd pleaser
Taxi yes

takes a tour of Tehran society
Time Out of Mind so-so 78 68 Convincing but not moving, more admirable than satisfying
Everest so-so 73 69 a close look at 1996 disaster. Maybe too close
Narcopolis so-so 29
an odd trip to future of legal recreational drugs
Captive so-so 25 23 ends with a whimper instead of a bang
I Spit On Your Grave: Vengeance Is Mine so-so

Schlock thriller ~ has few surprises yet never bores
Aram, Aram so-so

a look at immigrant boy in L.A.'s Little Armenia
East Side Sushi no 100 100 much thematically to unpack
Meadowland no 100 100 an incomplete view of loss and grief
Veteran no 88
A hit in Korea, may find a tougher crowd in U.S.
Paulette no 86
Simplistic ~ plot goes to pot
Victoria no 85 87 Stellar camerawork can't save drama-deficient ~
The Walk no 85 83 more adventurous technologically than dramatically
Eden no 83 81 Best to vote the hackneyed ~ off the island
Uncle John no 82 80 Yogurt, gore and a DIY cremation collide
Labyrinth of Lies no 77 74 Compelling topic, clunky approach
A Christmas Horror Story no 76 67 leaves eerie gift in your stocking
The Keeping Room no 68 47 Artsy Civil War drama heads south dramatically
The Visit no 64 65 M. Night Shyamalan's ~ is one stop you want to skip
Sleeping With Other People no 64 59 trying for sex-forward edginess, but mostly fails to engage
Truth no 63 58 a plodding retelling of the downfall of CBS News' Dan Rather
Partisan no 57 25 serious or sarcastic with a story this preposterous[?]
Ashby no 53 33 wastes Mickey Rourke, strong support cast
Freeheld no 47 46 a weepie boosted by Julianne Moore
Cooties no 43 8 gore beats, lame jokes, uninspired plot mechanics
Endgame no 43
Script stalemates congenial ~
The Diabolical no 43
a weak horror-thriller
Gravy no 38
has all the ingredients but comes out a grisly stew
Big Stone Gap no 35 22 filled with much corn pone, little sincerity
Green Inferno no 35 21 mixes social activist message with cannibalism
Knock Knock no 33 39 ~ by Eli Roth is not worth answering
Some Kind of Hate no 33
There's just no sense to ~
This Is Happening no 33
Cloris Leachman can't save low-energy ~
Addicted to Fresno no 30 40 Natasha Lyonne and Judy Greer can't save far-fetched ~
Momentum no 30
stumbles to a halt
Pan no 26 18 a grim and bizarre prequel
90 Minutes in Heaven no 24 20 mistakes trauma for drama
Hellions no 24 0 phantasmagoric visuals that lose their impact
Perfect Guy no 20 17 More clichés than thrills in 'Fatal Attraction'-wannabe
Listening no 18 33 Technology is not what fails ~
Pay the Ghost no 12 0 details don't add up
Shanghai no 4 0 a dreary 'Casablanca' retread
The Anomaly no 0
nonsensical sci-fi
12 Rounds 3: Lockdown: no

Without John Cena, sequel lacks firepower
Montana no

a derivative, soulless revenge crime drama
Martial Arts Kid no

has the vibe of something you might see on Nickelodeon
Forever no

an unconvincing, troubled cult drama
My Last Year With the Nuns no

overshares its coming-of-age tale
Shah Bob no

an erratic autobiographical film
Me, You and Five Bucks no

A rom-com that's missing the com
Manhattan Romance no

fumbles rom-com formula
Olvidados no

loses its way in story of brutal Operation Condor
Shark Lake no

Brackish water floods
Western Religion no

about an 1879 poker tournament, folds early
The Laws of the Universe — Part 0 no

Messy ~ follows no rules
Breaking Through no

is a dance movie without good dancing
OzLand no

would need a wizard to stretch thin premise
Medusa no

you risk being turned to stone