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Sundance 2024: ‘Girls Will Be Girls’ Review – A Profoundly Heartfelt Mother-Daughter Story
Writer/Director Shuchi Talati shines in her directorial debut about coming-of-age stories that span all ages.
Sundance 2024: ‘Little Death’ Review – Dominic Fike Crushes in Unconventionally Dark Comedy
David Schwimmer leads an astonishingly bizarre film about the powers of addiction — both mental and physical.
Sundance 2024: ‘Didi’ Review – A Soulful, Hilarious Coming-of-Age Story
Director Sean Wang infuses 2000s nostalgia with equal parts humor and heart.
Sundance 2024: Jesse Eisenberg’s & Kieran Culkin’s ‘A Real Pain’ Is A Real Joy
Jesse Eisenberg's sophomore flick sees Kieran Culkin shine as it addresses deep life questions with a joyous overtone.
‘Out of Darkness’ Review: A Bone-Crushing Primordial Horror
The prehistoric horror film explores the eternally linked archival fears between man and monster.
Daisy Ridley-led ‘Sometimes I Think About Dying’ Finds Magic in Simplicity
Daisy Ridley gives a meditative performance in a film about the joys in the monotony of daily life.
‘Cult Killer’ Review: A Thriller That Starts the Year Off Right
Cult Killer finds itself as a unique, slightly ineffective crime thriller that isn't all that bad of a way to kick off 2024.
‘The Iron Claw’ Tells a Gripping Story of Love, Loss, and Legacy
Don't just bring a couple tissues — bring the whole box!
The DCEU Bids Adieu With a Mixed Bag in ‘Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom’
The final outing in the DCEU fares better than expected, as audiences say goodbye to a tainted era of DC stories.
‘Leave The World Behind’ Review: A Promising Premise That Falls Flat
Warning: The following contains spoilers for Netflix’s Leave the World Behind. The latest Netflix original film Leave the…
‘Dream Scenario’ Review: Nic Cage Haunts Our Dreams With His Performance
Has A24 dropped another oddball hit or are we just dreaming?
‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’ Is Much Easier To Appreciate Years Later
The second 'Avengers' movie is undeniably overcrowded but still exceptionally lovable.