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...
In a festival season full of documentaries, one of the most engaging subjects of all is the story of a...
I will often try to keep politics out of this blog as much as possible but it’s going to be...
Lee Haven Jones's The Feast is a mesmerizing, haunting slow burn about the ills of capitalism and the consequences of...
Our Father
Elle Callahan's latest film offers a clever spin on the Salem Witch Trials, but fails to realize its full potential.
A documentary about Michael Brody Jr., a 21-year-old hippie millionaire who in 1970 promised to give away his $25M inheritance...
The weirdest thing about Broadcast Signal Intrusion is that it took such a long time for the Max Headroom broadcast...
Women is Losers, a new drama about nearly a decade in the life of a young single mother in San...
Every man is a piece of the continent
Mickey Keating's latest horror film is rarely as interesting as its mystery implies, but exudes a haunting tone and some...
How can there be a nearly two-hour documentary about Kevin Smith? After all those podcasts and live shows over the...
Ranking the 5 Best Films About Irish History 5. The Crying Game This Fantastic 1992 thriller was written and directed by Neil...
A chance encounter between a down-and-out music-business executive and a young singer-songwriter, new to Manhattan, turns into a promising collaboration...
The musical collaboration of Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová in 2005’s Once plays just like a summer romance – passionate, unforgettable, and...
Boy meets girl. Girl unimpressed. Boy starts band.
