In Review: 'Eternals,' 'Spencer,' 'Finch,' and 'The Beta Test' →
In this week's reviews, the most beautiful MCU is also the worst, Pablo Larraín gives Princess Diana the 'Jackie' treatment, and robots and agents run on faulty programming.
Read MoreIn Review: 'Last Night in Soho,' 'Antlers,' 'The Souvenir Part II' →
In this week's reviews, Edgar Wright enters an evocative, giallo-inspired portal to '60s London, horror gets elevated, and Joanna Hogg continues her semi-autobiographical journey.
Read MoreIn Review: 'Dune,' 'The French Dispatch,' 'Halloween Kills'
It's Two-mothée Chalamet week as the young star stars in a half-finished but rousing take on Frank Herbert's sci-fi classic and Wes Anderson's latest. Also: 'Halloween Kills' does not slay.
Read MoreAdam Driver Doesn’t Care If You Like Him →
The Last Duel is another instance of the actor's fearless commitment to playing toxic, often villainous men.
Read MoreWhen David Lynch Took on the Impossible Task of ‘Dune’ →
Thirty-seven years before Denis Villeneuve tackled Frank Herbert’s sci-fi classic, another distinguished director produced his own fascinatingly unique adaptation.
Read More1991: A Summer at the Movies, the Best Job I Ever Had, and What Came After →
Some reflections on working at a movie theater 30 years ago, things left behind, things lost, and hours spent watching films like 'V.I. Warshawski'
Read MoreFrom Michael Myers to Rob Zombie: Into the Halloweenverse →
Across 12 films and counting, the timeline of the Halloween films has gotten increasingly confusing. Here's how all the sequels connect (or don't) to each other.
Read MoreMinding the Gaps: 'The End of Summer' (1961): “Until the moss grows” →
A column dedicated to watching a previously unseen movie chosen at random kicks off with late work by a Japanese master
Read More'Ted Lasso' Season-Finale Recap: Last Match of the Season →
In the finale, the team comes together to achieve their ultimate goal but shows signs that they may be drifting apart moving forward.
Read MoreIn Review: 'No Time to Die' and 'Lamb' →
The James Bond series brings the Daniel Craig era to a close. Meanwhile, in Iceland, a grieving couple forms an unconventional family.
Read MoreBeware of Unfounded Optimism: Shin Godzilla and Other Instructive Apocalypses →
Sometimes the bleakest of kaiju movies and visions of relentless zombie hordes are the best way sense of the world.
Read MoreDalton, Timothy Dalton: Agent Double-O Gen X →
A look at the short reign of the perfect Bond for a generation that’s fallen between the cracks.
Read MoreThe Legacy of Daniel Craig's James Bond →
Fifteen years and five films later, Daniel Craig's run ends with No Time to Die. How does his tenure stack up?
Read More'Ted Lasso' Recap: Should I Stay or Should I Go? →
Is it safe to say that Nate has gone to the Dark Side?
Read More'Ted Lasso' Recap: Never Can Say Good-bye →
Rebecca and Ted confront their parental baggage in a heartfelt episode that leaves a bunch of threads dangling.
Read MoreEvery Clint Eastwood–Directed Movie, Ranked →
Examining the 91-year-old director’s prolific and unpredictable career behind the camera.
Read More'Midnight Mass' Review: Excellent Netflix Horror Series Tests the Faith of the Religious →
Thoughts on faith are even better than the scares.
Read MoreClint Eastwood is 91 and His Films Just Keep Getting Odder and More Daring →
Cry Macho is the latest charming entry in a shockingly adventurous late period.
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