Romance Film

Kingsman: The Golden Circle (TheaterByte Movie Review)

Kingsman: The Golden Circle is a rollicking sequel to a very successful secret agent comedy-drama that tries a bit too hard to one-up its predecessor

Ingrid Jungermann’s feature-length debut is a mixed bag of murderous women, lesbian relationships, and dark comedy that never quite comes together.

This delightful update of Marivaux’s 17th century comedy of manners will have a limited theatrical engagement in the U.S. on Bastille Day.

Sofia Coppola offers up a distinctly female point of view in her successful remake of this Civil War-era set thriller.

Rachel Weisz steps comfortably into the role once held by Olivia de Havilland in this brilliant remake of the Daphne Du Maurier classic.

The beautifully done family film treats the subject of autism deftly while also adding in a sweet touch of romance.

This Aussie dramedy brilliantly exposes small town peccadilloes when a successful dressmaker played by Kate Winslet rolls back into town.

‘Fifty Shades Darker’ improves on its predecessor for a steamy softcore suburban sex romp.

Thrills and romance abound in the WWII drama ‘Allied’, which is only just good enough to keep viewers interested.

With ‘Love & Friendship’ Whit Stillman delivers an amusing and clever adaptation of one of Jane Austen’s lesser known works.