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The Stranger Review: A Bleak And Subdued Australian Thriller Starring Joel Edgerton [Cannes]

By Rafael Motamayor May 22nd, 2022

A bleak thriller that boasts great performances from Joel Edgerton and Sean Harris.

EO Review: A Damning Take On Humanity's Relationship With Animals [Cannes]

By Ryan Leston May 22nd, 2022

Humanity's relationship with animals is seen through the eyes of a roaming donkey in this film from Jerzy Skolimowski.

Triangle Of Sadness Review: A Biting And Hysterical Satire [Cannes]

By Rafael Motamayor May 21st, 2022

A biting satire that explodes into absolute chaos.

Three Thousand Years Of Longing Review: George Miller Delivers An Epic, Romantic Fairy Tale About The Power Of Storytelling [Cannes]

By Rafael Motamayor May 21st, 2022

Three Thousand Years of Longing tells a fantastic and poignant story about storytelling, longing, and love

Hunt Review: An Intense And Unpredictably Twist-Filled Korean Spy Thriller [Cannes]

By Rafael Motamayor May 20th, 2022

Hunt is a twisty, action-packed thriller from Lee Jung-jae.

paul mescal and emily watson standing next to each other in a driveway next to a house and two cars in the movie god's creatures

God's Creatures Review: An Intense, Devastating Look At Expectations And How They Can Shatter Us [Cannes]

By Lex Briscuso May 20th, 2022

A shocking, sad, and brave tale of a lie gone wrong.

Armageddon Time Review: An Apologetic Autobiographical Movie That Challenges Nostalgia [Cannes]

By Rafael Motamayor May 19th, 2022

A rare and very welcome interrogation of the past.

Father And Soldier Review: Omar Sy Delivers A Strong Performance In A Middling War Movie [Cannes]

By Rafael Motamayor May 19th, 2022

Father and Soldier features a strong and emotional performance by Omar Sy, but the film itself is lacking.

Alice Is Missing Lets You Solve Your Own Veronica Mars Mystery

By Matthew Monagle May 18th, 2022

This ambitious tabletop game offers an experience like no other.

Final Cut Review: Boo To Whoever Thought They Could Remake One Cut Of The Dead [Cannes]

By Rafael Motamayor May 18th, 2022

Just stick with the original.

Chip 'N' Dale: Rescue Rangers Review: An Unexpectedly Wild Industry Satire

By Josh Spiegel May 17th, 2022

Chip 'n' Dale: Rescue Rangers is both an homage to the Disney Afternoon classic of the late 1980s, and a brilliant post-modern riff on Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Monstrous Review: Christina Ricci Struggles To Imbue Life Into Dull Thriller

By Sarah Milner May 13th, 2022

Christina Ricci deserves better.

Firestarter Review: The Latest Stephen King Adaptation Is Lukewarm At Best

By Chris Evangelista May 13th, 2022

There's no spark here.

Top Gun: Maverick Review: Tom Cruise Takes Audiences On A Satisfying Trip Back To The Danger Zone

By Ben Pearson May 12th, 2022

Tom Cruise gets back in the cockpit for this high-flying and enjoyable sequel.

The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Licorice Pizza, Turning Red, And More

By Chris Evangelista May 11th, 2022

You're going to want to check out these new Blu-ray releases.

George Carlin's American Dream Review: Portrait Of A Disappointed Idealist

By Witney Seibold May 11th, 2022

It's important to remember that George Carlin was not on your side.

Men Review: A Creepy, Mysterious Folk Horror Oddity That Will Leave You Both Disturbed And Puzzled

By Chris Evangelista May 9th, 2022

Alex Garland's Men is weird and creepy, with Rory Kinnear stealing the show.

Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Spoiler Review: Half Of A Fun Sam Raimi Movie

By Josh Spiegel May 9th, 2022

Let's take a spoiler-filled look at the latest from Marvel.

Doctor Strange Multiverse Madness international poster

Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Made A Magical $36 Million In Thursday Previews

By Ryan Scott May 6th, 2022

We're now looking at one of the biggest opening weekends of the pandemic era at the box office.

Our Father Review: A Shocking, Stomach-Churning Documentary

By Sarah Milner May 4th, 2022

A mostly strong film, Our Father suffers from the heightened drama that's become so common for these documentaries.

Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Review: A Sam Raimi Marvel

By Hoai-Tran Bui May 3rd, 2022

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is Sam Raimi doing a Marvel movie, for better or for worse.

Memory Director Martin Campbell Reviews The Latest Big Action Movies [Exclusive]

By Kaylee Dugan April 29th, 2022

Welcome to Martin Campbell's Letterboxd.

Evil Optimus Prime in Transformers: The Last Knight

Paramount Previews Sizzle Reel Of Dungeons & Dragons, Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts, And More

By Sandy Schaefer April 28th, 2022

Paramount previewed several of its upcoming films, including its Dungeons & Dragons movie and the next Transformers.

jonathan groff and lea michele sitting on a floor holding hands and looking away from each other in spring awakening

Spring Awakening: Those You've Known Review: A Nostalgic Documentary Brimming With Warmth

By Lex Briscuso April 26th, 2022

This is a documentary aimed at those who fell in love with the musical when it first hit Broadway.

Sophie McShera and Lesley Nicol looking at one another in Downton Abbey: A New Era

Downton Abbey: A New Era Review: A Vibrant And Emotional Sequel That Brings Out The Best Of These Charming Characters

By Quinn Bilodeau April 25th, 2022

Two hours of charming, breezy escapism.

The Northman Spoiler Review: Robert Eggers' Most Disappointing Movie Still Rules

By Chris Evangelista April 25th, 2022

The Northman is the most accessible Robert Eggers film yet, for better and worse.

The Mystery Of Marilyn Monroe: The Unheard Tapes Review: A Surface-Level Look At Bright Shining Star

By Chris Evangelista April 25th, 2022

Netflix's Marilyn Monroe documentary doesn't go deep enough.