The Top 10 Wes Anderson Characters Ranked
Over the course of his career, Wes Anderson has given us characters who are quirky, charming, and utterly unique — and none of them are better than these 10.
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'Dick Johnson Is Dead' Review: Laughter And Love In The Face Of Death [True/False 2020]
In our Dick Johnson is Dead review, we take a look at the new film from Kirsten Johnson, the director of the incredible Cameraperson. -
'Feels Good Man' Review: An Infamous Meme And The Guy Behind It Get The Documentary Treatment [True/False 2020]
In our Feels Good Man review, we examine the fascinating journey of one of the internet's most infamous and widely spread memes. -
'Welcome To Chechnya' Review: David France's Latest Is Nail-Biting, Harrowing And Vital Filmmaking [True/False 2020]
In our Welcome to Chechnya review, we find much to praise and parse over in this stunning and vital piece of documentary journalism. -
'Mucho Mucho Amor' Review: A Love Letter To The Man Who Helped Fans Love Themselves [True/False 2020]
In our Mucho Mucho Amor review, we find much to love in this documentary look at the life of Puetero Rican astrologer Walter Mercado. -
The 10 Movie Characters Who Defined The Decade
Charlize Theron, Chris Hemsworth, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and more brought te 10 movie characters who defined the decade to life. -
Terrence Malick's 'A Hidden Life' Is An Example Of What Great Christian Art Can Be
Director Terrence Malick, A Hidden Life and Christianity all go hand-in-hand and demand us to expand what a "Christian movie" can be. -
'Briarpatch' Review: The New USA Series Is A Vivid Southwestern Noir [TIFF 2019]
In our Briarpatch review, we find the new USA series from the creator of Mr. Robot to be a compelling start to what looks to be a strong show. -
'Limetown' Review: The Cult Favorite Podcast Has A Tough Time Jumping To Streaming Series [TIFF 2019]
In our Limetown review, we take a look at why the hit podcast doesn't work quite as well once it's been translated to the small screen. -
'Just Mercy' Review: Destin Daniel Cretton's Latest Inspires Social Change, But Fails To Inspire Artistically [TIFF 2019]
In our Just Mercy review, we weigh the importance of this true story up against the uninspiring filmmaking that brings it to life. -
The Films We're Most Excited To See At The 2019 Toronto International Film Festival
In our TIFF 2019 preview, we spotlight heavy-hitters like Jojo Rabbit and Joker alongside other smaller movies we're excited to see. -
'The Hottest August' Review: A Documentary About Just How Doomed We Really Are
In our The Hottest August review, we take a look at a captivating documentary that explores our dark future without offering any solutions. -
'Mike Wallace Is Here' Review: A Complicated Portrait Of A Public Figure
In our Mike Wallace is Here review, we look at a documentary that paints a complex and personal portrait of a man who demands further study. -
'Cold Case Hammarskjöld' Review: A Political Mystery Uncovers A Horrifying Conspiracy In This True Crime Doc
In our Cold Case Hammarskjold review, we grapple with a fascinating documentary that sometimes feels like it may not be entirely honest. -
'Apollo 11' Review: It Takes A Village To Get To Space In This Tense Documentary
In our Apollo 11 review, we take a look at the intense new documentary about the most famous space mission in human history. -
'Amazing Grace' Review: The Legendary Aretha Franklin Takes Us To Church In A Glorious, Long-Lost Concert Documentary
In our Amazing Grace review, we take a look at an Aretha Franklin concert film thought lost for decades, now finished (and wonderful). -
TIFF 2018 Was Defined By Questions Of Inclusion And Identity
Movies reflect the real world and this year's Toronto International Film Festival spotlighted issues that deserve conversation. Here's TIFF 2018 in review. -
'Wildlife' Review: Paul Dano Directs Jake Gyllenhaal And Carey Mulligan In A Tender Emotional Portrait [TIFF]
In our Wildlife review, we praise the directorial debut of actor Paul Dano, who helms a humane (and star-studded) period drama. -
2018 Toronto International Film Festival Preview: Every Movie You Should Have On Your Radar
Welcome to our 2018 Toronto International Film Festival preview, where we lay out every film that should be on your radar before the fest begins.
