Review: ‘Disenchanted’Amy Adams Returns For A Fairy Tale Loser Of A Sequel
This will come as a shock to you, but "Happily Ever After", the dream that drives many a great fairy tale and Disney's 2007...
Review: ‘The Menu’Foodie Dark Comedy Serves Up A Choice Meal Of Social Critique And...
Everybody think they're a critic. When it comes to cuisine, everyone think they're a food critic. Or a foodie. Call it the Bourdainitization, or...
Review: ‘Lamborghini: The Man Behind The Legend’Frank Grillo Leads A Lamborghini Biopic That Never...
Think, if you were going to see a movie about automotive legend Ferrucio Lamborghini, designer of one of the most iconic luxury brands of...
Review: ‘Bardo, False Chronicle Of A Handful Of Truths’Alejandro Iñárritu's Curious Work Of Immense...
In the comical opening moments of Alejandro G. Iñárritu's first film in seven years, Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths, renowned documentary filmmaker...
Review: ‘Slumberland’Jason Momoa Gets Silly In Netflix's Beautiful But Limited 'Little Nemo' Adventure
Making fantasy movies for kids is difficult. I don't begrudge any filmmaker who wants to make a special one because it's hard to predict...
Review: ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’A Jam-Packed Sequel And Cathartic Experience Worthy Of The Late...
Few movies have as much heaped upon it as Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Certainly, no Marvel Studios movie, no superhero movie period, has so many expectations....
Review: ‘Weird: The Al Yankovic Story’Daniel Radcliffe Goes For Broke In Ridiculously Absurd "Biopic"...
What's cool about "Weird" Al Yankovic is that he exists as a sort of walking parody. His mega-success in the '80s and '90s saw...
Review: ‘Causeway’Jennifer Lawrence And Brian Tyree Henry Shine Together In Somber, Hopeful Story Of...
Lynsey (Jennifer Lawrence) already made it out of her hometown once. Now back in New Orleans after a stint in the military that ended...
Review: ‘The Wonder’Florence Pugh Examines A Miracle In Sebastián Lelio's Eerie, Confounding Misstep
Logic vs faith. It’s a dance as old as time, and has often made for compelling cinematic entertainment. Sebastián Lelio’s austere but gripping film The...
Review: ‘Please Baby Please’Andrea Riseborough And Harry Melling Get Weird In Amanda Kramer's Disappointing...
It used to be that queer cinema was underground, shadowy, subversive when in the skilled hands of filmmakers such as John Waters or Gregg...