Ah, Mr. Bond. We've been expecting you... After a seven-year hiatus and a number of production issues, the final installment in the Daniel Craig canon, No Time ...
Movie opens. Camera pans on a couple going through a rough patch. They want different things. One wants more time to pursue personal interests, while the other ...
Diana Silvers stars as taciturn ballet dancer Kate Sanders in the new YA drama Birds of Paradise, which starts out slow but eventually explodes with passion, te...
Clint Eastwood’s 41st film as director, Cry Macho, is much like the nonagenarian himself: slow-moving, a bit stiff around the joints, but confident and noble-he...
In 2017, Paul Schrader hit a late-career peak with First Reformed, a tightly wound, disturbing application of his own theories of transcendental cinema. While t...
NOTE: This review is spoiler-free.
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings didn't kick off the fourth phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it sure a...
In a world that grew up with the original Disney princess cartoons’ romanticized views of the good, evil and life in general – then later realized just how sexi...
Even cliches can be compelling when they’re portrayed with heart and reverence, and no movie in recent memory does this as well, and fittingly so, as Respect, t...
If you've ever sat down to play a video game, you might have found yourself wondering – what if I was actually in the game? What could I do and where could I go...
If the name alone didn’t suggest that the first Suicide Squad was going to try very hard to be a “grown up” superhero movie, we had the violence, vulgar persona...
