Review: Jurassic World: Dominion
The franchise’s finale proves a worthy successor to the original and a savvy take on blind trust in science.
On Seeing 2000 Mules
Critics’ neglect of the year’s most polarizing film is deplorable.
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[Album Review] Dream Machine: Living the Dream
Dream Machine release their long awaited comeback album Living the Dream and share a new video for "Come Along".
Review: Uncharted
An underwhelming videogame adaptation seems stitched together from better movies.
Review: The Batman
Impressive casting and a gritty story close to its comics source inject new life into the long-in-the truth franchise.
Review: Cyrano
An update of the French classic almost falters thanks to the fallout from its overzealous PC appeasement.
Film Review: The Worst Person in the World
Norway’s Oscar-nominated anti-romcom is also the movie about millennials we knew we needed.
Review: Jackass Forever
Johnny Knoxville and Co. remind a COVID-obsessed America that growing older doesn’t have to mean embracing the status quo.
Review: West Side Story
Steven Spielberg’s remake of the Hollywood classic makes a case for the big-screen experience and the enduring relevance of America’s most famous filmmaker.
Nostalgia at the Brink
The French Dispatch, Last Night in Soho, House of Gucci, Licorice Pizza, and Ghostbusters: Afterlife take direct aim at our obsession with the past.
Review: Benedetta
Paul Verhoeven's latest finds him as provocative as ever
The Essential Thanksgiving Movie
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles has garnered a reputation as that John Candy/Steve Martin movie set during Thanksgiving; it’s time to see it as a big-hearted and insightful holiday masterpiece
Review: Lamb
Boutique multimedia juggernaut A24 has flirted with mainstream success since its inception nine years ago thanks to Oscar-darlings like Moon
Review: The Last Duel
Octogenarian Ridley Scott may have earned the title of filmmaking legend (as well as knighthood) during his eclectic career, but with the ex
Review: The Many Saints of Newark
Twenty two years after its release, HBO’s The Sopranos remains the series that ushered in television’s second golden age and continues to ho