Category: Movie Reviews

It’s all very presentational and Brechtian, and the nonstop pace leaves you breathless.

Just watching the two-part Netflix documentary series can feel draining.

It’s ultimately a project that has too little to say and too little entertainment value to make up for that shallowness.

While sports films are known for pulling you in, this one actively pushes you away, something that even feels true about the meta casting of its leading man.

Scarlett Johansson’s feature debut “Eleanor the Great” is quite the surprise.

The inherent instability of the filmmakers’ approach fuses with the manipulative charm and psychic damage of their subject.

Linklater not only pays his respects to Godard but also shares that adoration for his craft with his own audience.

“Hedda” is a movie whose ambitions I admire, but whose execution is lacking.

“The Girlfriend” is, at the end, escapist trash. But it’s glossy and richly satisfying trash.

There’s so much to like about the four stars of this movie that it’s a really tough flick to hate.