Taking cues from the films of Christopher Guest (Best in Show), the mockumentary Theater Camp is quite funny with an outstanding ensemble cast.
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Eugenio Derbez has mostly kept himself in the comedic arena, but he delivers a career-defining performance in this Sundance-selected teaching drama.
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There's some incredible footage on display in this one.
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A detailed look back at the rise of an NBA champion.
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Top Gun: Maverick is a certified hit with general audiences as exit polls come in from its opening weekend.
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Cobra Kai season 5 and Andor are among September's streaming releases, and now you can get a sneak peak at both shows.
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There's an almost surreal quality to the emotional introspection and frank vulnerability in A Still Small Voice.
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The third My Hero Academia movie, World Heroes' Mission, has an underbaked plot despite some promising character moments.
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It made me wonder, how liberating is it to finally see your personal struggle with sexuality in a show that set the binary standard in your youth?
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Netflix has beat the video game adaptation curse with the stunning three-part animated series Arcane, inspired by the League of Legends universe.
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Shortcomings is a charming debut with plenty of fast-cracking jokes.
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Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Wings, and Peter Gabriel are just some of the big names in music whose albums used the brilliant artwork of Hipgnosis.
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Columbo fans are going to love this.
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This is a harrowing but vital viewing experience.
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The latest episode of The Bad Batch is an Indiana Jones-styled adventure.
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You People has a number of solid if familiar-seeming comic setups.
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My Animal is plenty stylish, but its script is lacking.
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The Chicago International Film Festival showcased some of the best upcoming movies to round out 2022. Let's take a look!
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Here's the funniest movie of 2023 so far.
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Landscape With Invisible Hand has some good ideas that neve quite come together.
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The Back to the Future star gets an uplifting doc about his life and career, ranging from his quick rise to fame to his debilitating Parkinson's disease.
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García Bernal appears to have done nearly all of his own stunts, and the results are impressive.
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This is a quiet, reserved, and observational film.
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It sounds like this could have been an episode of The Toys That Made Us, but the documentary makes a meal out of this moment in pop culture history.
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A comedy with too few laughs.
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