Luca Guadagino and Timotheé Chalamet’s reunion movie starts so well… and slowly but surely slides right off the rails.
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Based on a true story, this Netflix film combines two of cinema’s most inspirational genres: the sports movie and the survival drama.
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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.
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On the anniversary of its American theatrical release, we look back at Atom Egoyan’s best film, whose portrait of parental loss has only grown more potent.
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Louis Malle’s solo directorial debut remains a stunning, scorching slice of French New Wave noir.
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This newsroom drama finds thrills in the real-life takedown of Harvey Weinstein by “The New York Times.”
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The culinary class satire sometimes misses its mark, but is held aloft by its mesmerizing leads.
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Steve Martin and Carl Reiner’s affectionate film noir spoof turned 40 this year. Here’s why it makes for suitable Noirvember viewing.
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Claire Denis once again offers a penetrating glimpse into the entanglements of humanity, albeit with a greater focus on the flesh.
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Since ‘Armageddon Time’ is currently in theaters, let’s talk about when its director had to deal with Harvey Weinstein not once, but twice.
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Fifty years later, the 1972 musical ‘1776’ remains a film worth watching, both for the honest and dishonest ways it portrays American history.
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Steven Spielberg’s cinematic memoir is heartfelt, thoughtful, and messy – in roughly equal proportions.
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