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Standing in line for the screening last night at the 2026 Berlinale, I told a…
Coming-of-age films live or die on a single question: do the relationships feel real? George…
If you’re feeling anxious about artificial intelligence steadily colonizing every aspect of modern life, Gore…
There was a time, not so long ago, when mid-budget crime thrillers aimed at adult…
As my time at the festival drew to a close, I still had several films…
My next round of screenings brought a mix of tears, laughter, and a touch of…
For the final time, the Sundance Film Festival emanated from the snowy peaks of Park…
The first James Cameron film I remember seeing was Terminator 2: Judgment Day, at a…
Josh C. Waller’s Lone Samurai may not reach the heights of the Kurosawa classics it…
I’ve been a fan of Edgar Wright’s kinetic, music-driven approach to filmmaking since Shaun of…
The Running Man, written and directed by Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead) and starring…
Nuremberg, the new historical drama written and directed by James Vanderbilt (Zodiac), highlights the turmoil…
Over the past several years, Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone have forged the kind of…
I have an unhealthy affection for films where the primary action consists of great actors…
Disney’s decades-long struggle to transform Tron into a viable franchise has been, to put it…
I’ve long been a fan of Marc Maron’s WTF podcast. There’s something about the longform…
I’ve enjoyed every Safdie Brothers film so far, and after they coaxed a truly stellar…
I’ve been reading Stephen King books for most of my life, and if there’s one…
Seven years after the Coen Brothers declared the end of their creative partnership, Ethan has…
Okay, let’s get this out of the way right at the top: previous attempts to…
The third time’s the charm following two false starts for the big screen franchise of…
James Gunn’s Superman arrives with the weight of legacy and expectation pressed upon its caped…
Superman, from visionary writer/director James Gunn (Guardians of the Galaxy Trilogy, The Suicide Squad), has…
The Jurassic franchise is synonymous with summer blockbusters, and this season sees the dinosaurs finding…
Walking into another Jurassic movie at this point feels a bit like wandering back onto…
How to Train Your Dragon isn’t the first big-budget live-action remake of an animated classic;…
Predator: Killer of Killers is Hulu’s new animated film that continues the resurgence of the…
Ballerina marks the latest entry in the ever-expanding John Wick universe, and the first proper…
This Memorial Day weekend, Apple TV+ and director Guy Ritchie hope you have adventure in…
The summer of 2021 unveiled something genuinely exciting in the horror landscape: Leigh Janiak’s Fear…
Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) returns in what might (but it won’t) be the IMF Agent’s…
Marvel’s latest entry, Thunderbolts*, arrives at a strange crossroads for the MCU. Once the most…
Yadang: The Snitch opens with some pretty familiar crime thriller tropes: a drug bust gone…
Gareth Evans didn’t exactly set out to reinvent the wheel with Havoc, he just wants…