La La Land stands as a film driven by one of the most fundamental impulses behind our engagement with art: the search for wonder.
Lolo remains a refreshing antidote to the often disappointing output of American romantic comedies — and a reminder of Delpy’s distinctive, cinematic voice.
Breathe portrays a man who nearly buckled under the weight of illness, but ultimately endured — though it is Diane who emerges as the film’s true...
Wild is the Wind is an interesting cinematic experience, allowing viewers to become acquainted with a somewhat different culture of filmmaking.
Beyond its surprisingly austere, decidedly un-Hollywood form, Thirteen Lives also shows great respect for its subject.
In recent years, fairy-tale storytelling on the big screen has largely been limited to film adaptations of Tolkien, Rowling, and Lewis. Multi-part sagas have their charm,...
I wanted to see Judy because of Renée Zellweger, who at first seemed like a somewhat surprising choice—but, as it turned out, a surprisingly spot-on one
I approached Outside the Wire with an open mind — I knew it wouldn’t be any sort of revolution in the blockbuster category, but I expected...
For people born in the 1980s, He-Man was essentially the first real superhero. The animated series quickly achieved cult status and remains a true “guilty pleasure”...
Do you remember Instant Family from 2018, that very charming and decent family comedy by Sean Anders? That film, starring Mark Wahlberg and Rose Byrne, told...