Tag: Movie Review

Todd Haynes’ new film on Netflix, “May December,” starring Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore, is a satire clearly inspired by ...

Alexander Payne’s latest film, “The Holdovers,” successfully looks and feels so much like the kind of movies made during the ...

Sofia Coppola’s “Priscilla” is not a movie for Elvis Presley fans, and it’s barely a movie for fans who like ...

One thing instantly noticeable about Killers of the Flower Moon is there isn’t much mystery or tension throughout the picture, ...

A Haunting in Venice, Kenneth Branagh’s latest installment in his film adaptations featuring Agatha Christie’s classic detective character Hercule Poirott, ...

Emma Seligman’s Bottoms makes fun of its own genre more than actually establishing a proper, realistic universe for the characters ...

Josh Greenbaum’s Strays, starring Will Ferrell and Jamie Foxx, is a raunchy comedy that has something for everybody–well, except for ...

Though not without its faults, Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer delivers visually, while stars Cillian Murphy, Matt Damon and Robert Downey, Jr. ...

While Barbie succeeds on virtually all technical levels—it’s a comedy with funny jokes, the set design and costumes are effective ...

The star-studded new film Asteroid City is near-perfect eye candy for those who appreciate the cinema of Wes Anderson, Megan ...

If you’re a part of Southern California, especially South OC, visit the website bringbackourbeaches.com to watch Running Out of Time ...

The crossovers, the celeb cameos, the comic relief, the time-travel logic and visual effects of multiversal storytelling in movies—none of ...

Nicole Holofcener’s latest film, You Hurt My Feelings—starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus—delivers what the writer-director does best, Megan Bianco writes in her ...

By Megan Bianco There are some classic novels that seem as if they might never be adapted to film. One ...

Ari Aster’s new Beau Is Afraid is very hard to simply enjoy from beginning to end, Megan Bianco explains in ...