Category: Movie Reviews

The series buckles under the weight of the novel it’s adapted from, shackling Biel to its restrictive formula and unfolding like a dull book you desperately want to put down.

Director Dean Fleischer Camp brings a light touch of the tender-hearted sensibility of his “Marcel the Shell with Shoes On.”

Although it lacks bite at times, in the end, it still manages to pack a thrilling punch.

Sean Byrne’s “Dangerous Animals” is sharp in all the right places.

The main intent of the film is to address the weaponization of race, yet there are only a handful of non-white interviewees featured.

Lee isn’t setting out to copy what was great before. He is using the past as a starting point to launch what may be the final phase of his career.

Buoyed by a traditionally spectacular ensemble, “The Phoenician Scheme” feels unlikely to be anyone’s favorite Wes Anderson flick, but it’s so easy to like that it’s equally difficult to hate it.

He’s made a film about divided communities, and he hopes in his own way to do the same to his audience.

While the autobiographical elements are incredibly light, there’s enough humility here to make the viewer surrender to the film’s melodic charms.

This documentary about a protest at a deaf university is as smartly conceived and constructed as it is thrilling to watch