The Intern Is Charming But Slight
Plus, Empire is Certified Fresh, and check out other fall TV premieres.
This week at the movies, we’ve got an aged apprentice (The Intern, starring Anne Hathaway and Robert De Niro), imperiled activists (The Green Inferno, starring Daryl Sabara and Sky Ferreira), endangered climbers (Everest, starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Jason Clarke), a chess grandmaster (Pawn Sacrifice, starring Tobey Maguire and Peter Sarsgaard), and a little monster (Hotel Transylvania 2, with voice performances by Adam Sandler and Selena Gomez). What do the critics have to say?
What’s Hot on TV
Also Opening This Week In Limited Release
- , starring Bruce Greenwood in a drama about a runaway girl who befriends a lonely backpacker in the wilds of Alaska, is at 100 percent.
- , a documentary about a man who fought to recover his amputated leg after it ended up in a grill, is at 93 percent.
- , starring Ryan Reynolds and Ben Mendelsohn in a drama about two indebted gamblers who trek to New Orleans for a high-stakes poker tournament, is at 89 percent.
- , starring Andrew Garfield and Michael Shannon in a drama about a man who gets a job evicting homeowners who defaulted on their mortgages in order to stave off financial troubles of his own, is at 88 percent.
- , a documentary about an autistic man and his obsession with Metallica, is at 88 percent.
- , a documentary about the anti-bullying lobbyist and motivational speaker, is at 86 percent.
- , a documentary about the humor magazine that incubated the talents of some of comedy’s most important figures, is at 79 percent.
- , starring Brit Marling and Hailee Steinfeld in a Civil War-era thiller about two sisters defending the family farm from a pair of violent soldiers, is at 67 percent.
- , starring Charlotte Gainsbourg in a drama about a young girl dealing with the inattention her parents show her in the midst of their divorce, is at 67 percent.
- , starring Mickey Rourke and Nat Wolff in a dramedy about a teenager who befriends a terminally ill ex-CIA assassin, is at 57 percent.
- , starring Nicolas Cage in a supernatural thriller about a man searching who is haunted by spectral images while searching for his missing son, is at 13 percent.
- , a documentary that follows the Arcade Fire on tour and into the studio for the recording of the band’s Reflektor album, is at 11 percent.
- , starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers and Ron Perlman in a historical drama about the riot that kickstarted the gay rights movement, is at 8 percent.
- , a sci-fi thriller about an ex-soldier whose body and mind have been commandeered by sinister forces, is at zero percent.




