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Classic Corner: The Lady Eve

Preston Sturges’s definitive screwball came early in one of the most remarkable runs of any writer/director’s career.

The Eric Andre comedy is (unsurprisingly) broad, vulgar, and over-the-top, and (surprisingly) sweet as well.

The Anthony Hopkins / Olivia Colman vehicle sounds like formula Oscar bait, and on its surface, maybe it is. Look deeper.

For its 40th anniversary, a look back at the soulful center of Michael Mann’s big-screen breakthrough.

Before ‘Jaws’ (or its sequels, or its ripoffs) came this spectacular documentary on the search for the elusive great white shark.

Our mini-reviews of ‘Phobias,’ ‘Shoplifters of the World,’ ‘To Whom It May Concern,’ and more.

A look at four of the documentaries of #SXSW – and what they tell us about current trends in non-fiction film.

Spike Lee’s phone sex comedy, released 25 years ago this week, is a mess – but one full of interesting and often timely ideas.

Gordon Parks Jr. and Max Julien’s riff on ‘Bonnie & Clyde’ in this entertaining and often subversive Black Western.

The genre-infused relationship comedy boasts a terrific cast and clever concept, even if it doesn’t quite stick the landing.

As the much-hyped “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” hits HBO Max, we look back at a very different take on the Caped Crusader.

A survey of the beloved Scottish band’s forays into film music and filmmaking, and how their music lends itself to the movies of the moment.