Review: ‘Hamnet’Life Meets Art In Chloé Zhao's Meaningful Mediation On Grief, Love, And Shakespeare
Hamnet is not a story about Shakespeare. Sure, Paul Mescal plays the young writer before he found fame in the London theater circuit as he...
Review: ‘Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery’Daniel Craig And Josh O'Connor Send...
Rian Johnson preceded the TIFF world premiere of Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery with the kind of crowd-pleasing intro meant to jazz...
Review: ‘Zootopia 2’Judy Hopps And Nick Wilde Are Back In An Animal Sequel That's...
Disney's 2016 smash hit and Best Animated Feature winner Zootopia was a pure delight, but more importantly, it arrived at a time when its message celebrating...
Review: ‘Eternity’Elizabeth Olsen, Miles Teller, And Callum Turner Spice Up The Afterlife In Funny,...
Movies are always a reflection of our times, and maybe it’s the chaos of the moment but audiences seem to be wanting light-hearted star-driven...
Review: ‘Sisu: Road To Revenge’The Finnish Terminator Is Back In Comically Violent Sequel That...
If Finland had the technology to create its own Terminator, it would be Aatami Korpi. Two years ago, Sisu introduced us to the unstoppable killer of...
Review: ‘Train Dreams’Joel Edgerton Watches The World Go By In Beautifully Surreal, Contemplative Period...
Clint Bentley’s contemplative rodeo drama Jockey established a natural realism that led to a standout performance by Clifton Collns Jr. It can be seen again in...
Review: ‘Rental Family’Brendan Fraser Is A Loved One For Hire In Hikari's Sensitive, Moving...
It’s amazed me that so many people have never heard of the Japanese phenomenon of rental family services. Werner Herzog made an entire movie...
Review: ‘Wicked: For Good’Cynthia Erivo And Ariana Grande Lift Sequel Hobbled By 'Wizard Of...
As a newbie to the wizarding world of Wicked, what I loved about that dreamy quasi-prequel and Broadway musical adaptation was that it felt unshackled...
Review: ‘Now You See Me: Now You Don’t’The Magic Heist Series Continues With A...
After nearly a decade, the new Now You See Me film is finally here. After years of speculation and various reports of new writers...
Review: ‘Nouvelle Vague’Zoey Deutch As Jean Seberg Illuminates Richard Linklater's Entertaining But Slavish French...
One imagines that Jean-Luc Godard, the French New Wave icon and subject of Richard Linklater’s Nouvelle Vague, would probably hate Nouvelle Vague. Linklater’s entertaining, deeply respectful...