Category: Reviews

Based on a true story, this Netflix film combines two of cinema’s most inspirational genres: the sports movie and the survival drama.

Luca Guadagino and Timotheé Chalamet’s reunion movie starts so well… and slowly but surely slides right off the rails.

The ‘Knives Out’ sequel is a playful crime comedy that betters its predecessor in landing its satirical barbs, structuring its plot, and delivering a hell of a good time.

This newsroom drama finds thrills in the real-life takedown of Harvey Weinstein by “The New York Times.”

The culinary class satire sometimes misses its mark, but is held aloft by its mesmerizing leads.

Steven Spielberg’s cinematic memoir is heartfelt, thoughtful, and messy – in roughly equal proportions.

The onscreen reunion of Bruce Willis and John Travolta is a mostly dispiriting experience.

Millie Bobby Brown continues to delight in this sequel to the Netflix adventure.

The new “Weird Al” Yankovic mock-biopic has a few good ideas and funny scenes, but suffers from tonal inconsistencies and pacing problems.

Though often macabre, Henry Selick and Jordan Peele’s Netflix original avoids being too grim, offering pleasures in its goofy, gross-out humor and marvelously detailed stop-motion animation.