Review: ‘Landscape With Invisible Hand’Cory Finley's Loopy Alien Invasion Comedy Stars Asante Blackk And...
Sundance is littered with promising filmmakers who return to the festival, after making a name for themselves by having a distinct voice, only to...
Review: ‘The Personal History Of David Copperfield’Armando Ianucci Smartly Reinvents The Dickens Classic For...
As the man behind such biting political satires as In the Loop and Veep, Armando Iannucci makes an interesting choice for an adaptation of...
Review: ‘My Spy The Eternal City’Dave Bautista And Chloe Coleman Have An Explosive Trip...
My Spy was a lighthearted action-comedy that ran Dave Bautista through the family-friendly gauntlet that every wrestler-turned-actor must go through, and showed what rising...
‘Sylvie’s Love’ Interviews: Tessa Thompson, Nnamdi Asomugha, And Eugene Ashe On Crafting A Classic...
Sylvie's Love, out right now on Amazon Prime, is something that is a rare breed in Hollywood. A classic romance featuring two African-American leads,...
Sundance Review: ‘In The Summers’An Intimate And Profound Look At Sisters' Evolving Relationship To...
It's easy to see why Alessandra Lacorazza’s intimate, profound debut feature, In the Summers, was a festival favorite at Sundance this year, winning the...
Review: ‘Dog’Channing Tatum And A Four-Legged Companion Take An Unusual But Rewarding Journey
Fallen soldiers and loyal canines. Channing Tatum sure makes it tough to dislike his directorial debut, Dog, a man & pooch dramedy that probably...
TIFF 2021 Review: ‘The Survivor’Ben Foster Rolls With The Punches In Barry Levinson's Rugged...
The Survivor is one of those adult-oriented, mature dramas that don't come around too often anymore. Fitting, that it is directed by veteran filmmaker...
Review: ‘Monkey Man’Dev Patel Comes Out Swinging With Wildly Outrageous, Uneven Mumbai Revenge Flick
Not to be a fly in the ointment here, although I'm resigned to the fact I will be, comparisons of Dev Patel's oft-kinetic revenge...
Review: ‘Champions’Bobby Farrelly's Special Needs Comedy Is A Relic That Should Stay Benched
We haven't seen a feature film from the Farrelly Brothers since 2014's unfortunate Dumb and Dumber To. That proves to be a significant touchstone...
Review: ‘The Convert’Guy Pearce Is Torn Between Warring Māori Tribes And Colonizers In Lee...
It's genuinely good to see director Lee Tamahori getting back to his New Zealand roots with the period drama, The Convert. After a series...