A Controversial, Earnest Look Into Donald Trump on “The Apprentice”
One of the best films of the year, and the one Donald Trump doesn’t want you to see.
“Let’s Boil the Wolverines”: A “Saturday Night” Review
Jason Reitman’s messy biopic is more than a celebration of the beloved NBC series at its 50th season; it’s an ode to the legendary comedies and rebellious performers of its era.
“Joker: Folie à Deux” May Inflict Madness Upon You: A Review
Todd Phillips’ cynical, bizarre musical sequel blends together elements that shouldn’t work, but somehow do.
“Bottoms” (2023): A Highly Comedic Feminist Suckerpunch
Seligman’s sophomore film is a perfect storm of quirky, weird and violent.
Ready, Set, Match: “Challengers” Takes the Summer By Storm
Luca Guadagnino’s film is fun and competitive, masterfully executing all the factors needed to make a successful sports drama.
Netflix’s “Damsel” Put Me in (Emotional) Distress
By the end, I was hoping the dragon would kill me too.
A Shining Sequel: Review of “Dune: Part Two”
Made for both die-hard fans and newcomers to the Dune series, Villeneuve’s film offers stunning visuals, compelling performances and a captivating story that faithfully adapts the essence of Frank Herbert’s original series.
A Critical Look at “The Boy and the Heron”
As a longtime fan of Miyazaki’s work, I had hoped for another masterpiece on par with “Spirited Away” or “Princess Mononoke.” Instead, I found myself longing for the emotional depth and narrative coherence that characterized his earlier films.
“Past Lives”: What Is, Not What Once Was
A review of Celine Song’s brilliant directorial debut.
“Slap Shot” Shoots and Scores for Laughs
Between the on-ice action and off-ice jokes, the 1977 hockey comedy “Slap Shot” makes for a funny movie to watch.
Worthy to Stand on Its Own: A “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” review
Rian Johnson’s “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” is a fresh take on the detective genre and an overall stunning film.
“Wendell & Wild” Review
Jordan Peele joins forces with the director of “Coraline” and “The Nightmare Before Christmas” to sculpt a creepy and complex new world.