Nia DaCosta’s fun, feminist Ibsen reimagining, Hedda, opens with a quote from another playwright. Instead of referencing Ibsen himself or another literary staple of the 19th century, DaCosta looks ...

For Oscar pundits, phase one is now complete. The “way too early” stretch when predictions are stitched together from Sundance or Cannes crumbs is in our rearview. With Venice and Telluride ...

Earlier this year, the Los Angeles metropolitan area and San Diego County faced some of the worst wildfires in the country’s history. Complete sections of the greater LA area were engulfed with ...

Timeless” is a word that gets thrown around a lot, particularly by movie critics to describe films that have lasting power because they are enjoyed by subsequent generations. Joel Edgerton’s new ...

Alex Winter hasn’t directed a narrative feature film since 2015’s Smosh: The Movie. In some sense, you could say we haven’t gotten a real Alex Winter original narrative movie since his ...

Some epic love stories are remembered for the ages. Others are restrained by the age in which they unfold. In A History of Sound, Oliver Hermanus’s achingly tender adaptation, Paul Mescal and ...

It’s typical and expected from every year that a handsomely crafted historical drama would come along and remind audiences of a certain part of WWII history. Such is the case with Nuremberg, a ...

After maintaining his scream king title recently thanks to projects like the Smile films and Strange Darling, Kyle Gallner makes a pivot to romantic anti-hero territory in the road caper Carolina ...

You can, of course, leave it to Steven Soderbergh of all people to make a biting and salient drama about the ways we value and devalue art. As a man who has embraced the spectrum of major ...

As he enters the office of Meridian Mortgages on a brisk February morning in 1977, Tony Kiritsis (Bill Skarsgård) is visibly on edge, despite the tangible intensity behind his eyes, he treads ...

In this review roundup out of the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival, three films from across the world, over three different genres, explore similar issues of male insecurities, ...

The latest whodunit from writer-director Rian Johnson, Wake Up Dead Man, starts with a confession; not one of guilt or sin, but of absolute truth. Written and told from his perspective, we are ...