The car chases are unremarkable, but the stunts, which comically juxtapose Tatum’s athletic grace and Hill’s stocky clumsiness, are a hoot.

A Most Wanted Man is a cold film that examines its characters from a clinical distance, but its iciness gives way to raw emotion in a powerful final sequence.

Big Eyes is a fabulous match of artist, Burton, and material. While it’s one of the director’s more low-key works, his trademark sly wit infuses the mesmerizing stranger-than-fiction biopic.

Especially when Baymax is onscreen doing his adorable-puffy-robot thing, Big Hero 6 qualifies as a better-than-average kids’ movie with enough cross-generational appeal to make it a fine choice for a family weekend matinee.

Thankfully, Big Men doesn’t have heroes or villains. It’s a deep dive into an endless pool of moral and political ambiguity in which very little is clear-cut, except that the desire for wealth and power.

Black-ish is fun, cool, and hip.