Cry Macho Review: Clint Eastwood Rides Again In This Old-Fashioned Cowboy Drama
Cry Macho may not be Clint Eastwood's final movie, but if it is, it sure feels like a fitting conclusion for the screen legend.
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Best Sellers Review: Michael Caine Steals The Scenes In A By-The-Book Indie Dramedy
Michael Caine curses and blusters his way through Best Sellers, a standard and slightly stale indie dramedy.
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Spencer Review: Kristen Stewart Gives A Raw, Brilliant Performance In This Haunting Fable [TIFF 2021]
Spencer features a career-best performance from Kristen Stewart, here playing a tragic, haunted Princess Diana.
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The Rescue Review: Free Solo Directors Return With A Nail-Biting Doc About The Thai Cave Rescue [TIFF 2021]
The Rescue is a thrilling, nail-biting documentary that may just restore your faith in humanity, however briefly.
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Robert Redford's 15 Best Movies Ranked
Robert Redford is a living screen legend with an incredible 50-year career. Between the movies he acted in and the ones he directed, these are his best.
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Blue Bayou Review: An Urgent Immigrant Story Told With A Thoughtful, But Heavy Hand
Justin Chon's deportation drama is an affecting, if sometimes overwrought, study of the meaning of home. Read our /Film review of Blue Bayou.
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Sundown Review: Tim Roth Abandons His Life In This Chilling Slow Burn [TIFF 2021]
Tim Roth abandons his life and family in Michel Franco's mysterious, unsettling slow-burn drama Sundown.
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Star Wars: Tales From The Galaxy's Edge — Last Call Review: New Adventures And Gear Make For An Enjoyable Follow-Up
We've played Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge - Last Call, the final chapter of the virtual reality experience in a galaxy far, far away. So how is it?
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Lakewood Review: Naomi Watts Races Against The Clock In This Overblown School Shooting Drama [TIFF 2021]
Naomi Watts tries her best in the school shooting drama Lakewood, but the film makes one bad choice after another.
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Copshop Review: Gerard Butler And Frank Grillo Face Off In Joe Carnahan's Trashy, Fun Actioner
Copshop is dumb and violent, and also pretty entertaining. Read our review of the Gerard Butler/Frank Grill face off.
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Kevin Smith's Secret Stash Book Candidly Chronicles The Life And Career Of The Clerks Filmmaker
We take a look at Kevin Smith's Secret Stash: The Definitive Visual History, a book chronicling the life and career of the filmmaking behind Clerks and more.
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Malignant Spoiler Review: This Wan's For The Splatter Fans
Malignant hit theaters and HBO Max this weekend. If you've seen it already, read on for our spoiler-laden review. If not, hold off until you've seen it.
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Belfast Review: Kenneth Branagh's Drama Is Funny And Sweet And Missing Something [TIFF 2021]
Kenneth Branagh's Belfast has a lot of charm, but it never quite comes together the way it should.
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The Forgiven Review: A Boozy, Biting Saga Of The Haves And The Have Nots [TIFF 2021]
The Forgiven is a searing drama about two very different groups of people in Morroco during one long weekend.
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The Electrical Life Of Louis Wain Review: Benedict Cumberbatch Paints Cats In This Surprisingly Melancholy Biopic [TIFF 2021]
Benedict Cumberbatch and Claire Foy are quite good in the oddly melancholy The Electrical Life of Louis Wain.
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Dashcam Review: The Worst Person On Earth Screams Over Shaky Found Footage In This Grating Horror Movie [TIFF 2021]
Dashcam, the latest pandemic-set found footage horror from Host director Rob Savage, is grating and disappointing.
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The Power Of The Dog Review: Jane Campion's Stunning Neo-Western Has A Career-Best Performance From Benedict Cumberbatch [TIFF 2021]
Our The Power of the Dog review looks at Jane Campion's fantastic, overwhelming neo-Western, featuring a killer Benedict Cumberbatch performance.
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Parallel Mothers Review: Director Pedro Almodóvar Gets Both Familiar And Evolutionary [Venice 2021]
Check out our review of the Pedro Almodóvar film that earned Best Actress for Penélope Cruz at the 2021 Venice Film Festival.
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The Last Duel Review: Prestige Period Filmmaking, Stunning Swordfights, And Piercing Performances [Venice 2021]
Prestige period filmmaking rarely sizzles like The Last Duel. Find out why Ridley Scott's latest is worth watching in our review from the Venice Film Festival.
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Could We Ever See A Sequel To El Camino? Here's What We Know
Have we seen the last of Aaron Paul's Jesse Pinkman? Here's what we know about the likelihood of a potential sequel to El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.
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The Guilty Review: Jake Gyllenhaal Is Terrific In An Otherwise Lackluster Remake [TIFF 2021]
Jake Gyllenhaal gives another strong performance, but the Netflix remake of The Guilty just doesn't add much to an already good movie.
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Malignant Review: James Wan Goes Wild With His Bloody, Bonkers Return To Horror
Our Malignant review looks at James Wan's return to horror, which ends up being a truly bonkers movie.
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Adam Sandler's 14 Best Roles Ranked
While Adam Sandler made his name on silly comedies, he's an excellent dramatic actor as well. These are Sandler's very best roles, ranked worst to best.
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Queenpins Review: A Solid Cast Comes Close To Saving A Weak Script
In our Queenpins review, we find ourselves liking the cast of this new crime movie, even if everything else doesn't quite work.
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Shang-Chi Spoiler Review: Marvel's Typical Third Act Problems Start At The Beginning
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings falls victim to the typical Marvel third-act failures. But the problems were there from the beginning.
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Last Night In Soho Review: Edgar Wright Evolves, If Not Improves, His Familiar Form [Venice 2021]
Edgar Wright pushes his own craft by hybridizing formats and delving more profoundly into thematic territory with his latest film, Last Night in Soho.
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Dune Review: Denis Villeneuve Delivers On Sensational And Spiritual Spectacle [Venice 2021]
In our Dune review, we fall in love with director Denis Villeneuve's imaginative and epic adaptation of Frank Herbert's science fiction novel.
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