The D.C. Asian Pacific Film Festival returns for its 23rd year this Thursday through Sunday.

Actor Tom Cruise poses for photographers on the red carpet of the world premiere for the movie "Mission: Impossible -…

In "Meet the Parents," Ben Stiller hilariously discovered that future father-in-law Robert De Niro was an ex-CIA agent. This weekend, the in-laws turn out to be nefarious bank robbers in the Netflix original comedy flick "The Out-Laws."

"Flamin' Hot" takes a few liberties with the creation of Flamin' Hot Cheetos but still provides an inspiring underdog story. It hits streaming this Friday on Hulu and Disney+.

The coming-of-age basketball flick "Shooting Stars," which premieres Friday on Peacock, celebrates LeBron James and his childhood best friends.

WTOP's Jason Fraley reviews the remake of the 1992 sports classic "White Men Can't Jump" and says that the new version "can't compete with the gritty greatness of the original."

The Nike biopic "Air," Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, officially dropped Friday on Amazon Prime Video and it's a slam dunk, according to WTOP's Jason Fraley.

Sometimes it spoils some of that effect by trying too hard to juxtapose tonal extremes, and show off its brash juggling act. Yet whatever this sweet, surreal sci-fi shamble is that Gunn has created, everyone here seems to believe ardently in it.

It's time to break down Owen Wilson's quirky new Bob Ross parody "Paint," in movie theaters nationwide.

WTOP's Jason Fraley says true crime fans may enjoy "The Boston Strangler" on Hulu, which examines the famous case from the perspective of two women reporters who covered it. Regular folks, meanwhile, may find it less compelling.