Like most family films, The War with Grandpa carries a moral, boiling down to the (perfectly valid) notion that peace is always preferable to war
Magical Nights is an enjoyable, witty film brimming with sharp dialogue. It lifts the spirits, especially for viewers deeply interested in Italian cinema.
Unfortunately, Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die turns out to be the worst kind of joke: one that’s fun to tell but less fun to hear.
Our Charli XCX, the star of The Moment, has truly gone all in on film. The British singer’s ties with cinema have been growing stronger and...
Actors turning to film directing have long been a familiar phenomenon in the history of cinema. Only a few, however, have managed to make that transition...
In Triumph, Bakalova is given plenty of room to shine. She excels in the film’s comedic passages, reminding us of her natural magnetism and impeccable timing.
Chalamet kept working relentlessly, and one of the key milestones of that period was Beautiful Boy.
C’mon C’mon is a wise and empathetic piece of cinema. It encourages dialogue rooted above all in attentive listening to what another person has to say.
Bad Times at the El Royale remains a remarkably stylish, suspenseful piece of cinema—one that offers the audience far more than mere entertainment.
The tragically deceased Anton Yelchin is an actor one might recognize at best. This is hardly surprising.