Author: Eric D. Snider

The documentary RBG gives a fine overview of the life and work of Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, but the fictionalized […]

One hesitates to mention right off the bat that Bumblebee is a Transformers prequel, lest discerning readers assume Bumblebee is bad and should be […]

Welcome to Marwen is the latest Robert Zemeckis film to use state-of-the-art technology in the service of a story that’s cold […]

We learn in Aquaman that the amphibious superhero is the product of a brief but passionate romance between a lighthouse keeper named […]

Fans of Vincent van Gogh who have been clamoring for a lifeless, inert biopic, your prayers are answered! At Eternity’s Gate, […]

There were two excellent Spider-Man movies in the early 2000s, followed by a mediocre one, a mediocre reboot, and a mediocre […]

Clint Eastwood’s 37th directorial effort, The Mule, has all the hallmarks of an Eastwood enterprise — unfussy direction, efficient but unhurried, […]

Based on a 1990 novel by Richard Ford, Wildlife has a literary feel to it and comes across as a well-acted, well-produced […]

Prolific Chilean filmmaker Sebastian Silva had five movies play at Sundance before Tyrel premiered there, including two in the same year (Magic […]

You wouldn’t want to make them the staple of your cinematic diet, but movies where the main characters are all corrupt […]

It’s a family affair in Clara’s Ghost, written and directed by — am I reading this right? — “Bridey” Elliott? That […]