‘Memoir of a Snail’ Review: A Moving Stop-Motion Journey Forward
Adam Elliot presents a magnificently layered film by using the inconsequential traits of snails to identify the most hopeful human qualities of life.
‘Saturday Night’ Director Jason Reitman Is Just As Obsessed With Movies As You
The theater experience is here to stay!
‘Queer’ Review: Luca Guadagnino’s Latest Is a Sizzling Psychedelic Exploration
Luca Guadagnino's most challenging film yet, 'Queer' has staying power with it's deep exploration of challenging themes and ideas.
‘The Apprentice’ Review: A Fascinating Biopic That Lacks Killer Instinct
'The Apprentice' ultimately fails to unpack what it wants to offer.
‘Friendship’ Review: Tim Robinson & Paul Rudd Lead One of the Funniest Movies of the 2020s
Tim Robinson exhibits his masterful comedy chops alongside Paul Rudd.
‘The Substance’ Review: Demi Moore & Margaret Qualley Do Body Horror Right
'The Substance' pushes the boundaries of beauty, fame, and how we see ourselves.
‘Megalopolis’ Review: A Manic Fever Dream That Results in a Masterpiece
Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis is perhaps the most ambitious story ever put to screen.
‘The Cut’ Review: An Inventive Boxing Movie That Pulls Its Punches
Orlando Bloom smashes as a retired boxer looking for redemption in an otherwise forgettable film.
‘Saturday Night’ Review: A Frantically Hysterical ‘SNL’ Origin Story
Jason Reitman strikes the perfect balance of vulgar comedy and heart in this star-studded presentation of one of the biggest nights in pop culture history.
‘Oh, Canada’ Review: A Life Retrospective That Amounts to Little
Paul Schrader's 'Oh, Canada' has great ideas but fails to clearly elaborate their importance.
‘Last Summer’ Review: A Twisted Tale of Forbidden Love
The latest dynamic entry into the erotic thriller genre renaissance is sure to leave you speechless.
The 10 Best Movies of 2024 So Far
Box Office discourse is at a peak, but regardless of numbers, these movies are the best of the year.