A wistful time capsule, a fleeting moment of infectious happiness.

Viewers looking for an in-depth history of his diverse work as an actor will

You may not walk out humming the tunes, but you’ll leave with a smile

In trying that much harder to enunciate the original movie’s already clear message, the

Run Rabbit Run is a solid, spooky tale.

A tribute to the legendary Alan Arkin.

The exceptionally talented Richardson does her best with a woefully underwritten character.

No One Will Save You is a slow burn, but one that you plead with

Well-made and infuriating.

A deceptively brilliant piece of work, a reminder of the refined, undeniable abilities of its

A TV review of the Paramount+ reboot of Frasier.

Writer/director Rebecca Miller somehow manages to make heightened characters feel authentic in She Came to

Sometimes dead is better.

Even if you don’t expect much from “Leo,” it still might give you exactly

A valentine to one of American comedy's legends.

An underdog sports movie proving the durability of the formula, and that's about it

The most aggressive piece of Disney propaganda in years.

It's one of Woo's best films, and one of the most deliriously cinematic

Wenders chooses to illuminate indirectly, and to compel the viewer to concoct questions of their

The individual top ten lists submitted by the writers of this site.

The Family Plan constantly lacks a foundation of recognizable human behavior and doesn’t replace

Combines the visceral meditations of the written word with the thunderous energy of musical performance

Every film is a collection of moving images, but few are as moving as the

A TV review of AMC's Monsieur Spade, starring Clive Owen.

A review of the new Prime animated series.

The Kitchen almost reads like a damning premonition of what’s to come as the

The film provides plenty of time to soak in the beauty and the complexities of

I wish I could erase The American Society of Magical Negros from my mind, but

On the passing of one of the most influential documentarians of his generation.

A haunting and strangely tender film, anchored by a great lead performance

X-Men '97 picks up where the animated series left off, clearing the high bar

What's broken in moviegoing, and some ideas for fixing it.

Lots of ambition but little finesse.

A film about art healing a family; messy in the way that life is messy