The Overwhelming Drama of a Strange Vengeance
Wes Anderson Too Clever in Self-Referential Comedy
What more can be said about 2001: A Space Odyssey? Is there anything left to analyze, to inspect, about one...
Jude Law is magistral as huffing, obese Henry VIII
One of the most fun parts of the ten or so days of the Cannes Film Festival is betting on...
La Passion de Dodin Bouffant Review We teach children it’s a sin to waste food. But it is also a...
Ever since Discovery finalized its acquisition of WarnerMedia from AT&T (previously Time Warner) for $43 billion, I’ve written several times...
How Would You Like Your Zero Calories Cooked? Yet another teenager-centric film at Cannes this year! So far in competition,...
Four Daughters Review It is a very French expression – coup de cœur. At Cannes, one sees all kinds of...
The new version of the 1989 Disney classic The Little Mermaid is much better than the re-dos of Aladdin and...
The Zone of Interest Review It’s only around 3 minutes before the end of The Zone of Interest that it...
Black Flies Review One of the rewards of the excruciatingly exhaustive press life at Cannes (journalists have to book tickets...
The Best Movies of 1973 You’ve heard me before (no doubt to the point of annoyance) beating the drums about...
Visually delightful 18th century romance carried by Maïwenn’s screen presence and Johnny Depp’s tongue-in-cheek return
The Fast and the Furious franchise begins to finally wind down as new characters test Dom's ability to keep his...
Le Retour (Homecoming) Review There was a certain buzz around choosing Le Retour by Catherine Corsini to kick off France’s...
A bitter-sweet coming-of-age drama from the Japanese master of family suspense!
Roland Emmerich's 1998 Godzilla film was clearly an attempt to create a new blockbuster franchise but was one of the...
Book Club: The Next Chapter Review Before my screening of Book Club: The Next Chapter, a short video of Diane...
Lopez’s talent in the crime-thriller arena was this film’s saving grace.
The second Matrix film, released 20 years ago this week, received a middling reaction when it first arrived in theaters,...
Eliza Scanlon shines in the Sundance hit The Starling Girl, the story of a 17-year-old girl, a scandalous affair, and...
Matt Johnson's heartfelt, humorous biopic manifests as both a new Canadian classic and a vibrant entry into the tech-movie canon.
I'm Just Here For the Riot, The Cemetery of Cinema, and The Rise of Wagner are three documentaries that tap...
There can only be one winner, and it's not Cars 2
