Family-friendly Arthurian legend and the story of a legendary comedy duo lead the multiplex offerings during this opening Sundance Film Festival weekend.
The Kid Who Would Be King (pictured) weds a Brexit-era call for unity with a reminder that every hero isn't a Chosen One.
Andrew Wright finds that the murky noir of
Serenity includes plenty of malarkey.
In this week's feature review,
Stan & Ollie manages to dodge some biopic cliches in its tale of late-period Laurel & Hardy, but remains content to be pleasantly amusing.
Also, check out our
Sundance and Slamdance preview if you're planning any Park City (or SLC) film fest viewing.