Lady Chatterley's Lover Review: A Passionate Breath Of Fresh Air Into The Lungs Of A Classic
A feverishly brilliant adaptation of a classic novel.
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Violent Night Review: Santa Slays In This Soon-To-Be Christmas Classic
A wonderfully off-the-wall holiday treat. -
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Christmas With The Campbells Review: A Shockingly Hilarious R-Rated Spin On Cheesy Hallmark Holiday Romance
The Hallmark holiday movie formula gets some much-needed R-rated comedy, and it's a pleasant surprise this Christmas season. -
Glass Onion Is Expected To Gross $15 Million In Its One-Week Theatrical Preview
Despite a modest release in around 600 theaters, Glass Onion landed comfortably in third place at the box office this weekend. -
All The Beauty And The Bloodshed Review: An Important Film About Outcasts And Activists
'The wrong things are kept secret and this destroys people.' -
Strange World Review: A Trippy New Disney Adventure
This is the kind of thing Disney should make more often. -
Disenchanted Review: A Surprisingly Enjoyable And Overdue Sequel
The long-awaited sequel is a lot more enjoyable than would have seemed likely. -
A Christmas Story Christmas Review: The Holiday Classic's Magic Can't Be Replicated, But It's The Thought That Counts
Matching the greatness of the original holiday classic was always going to be a tall order. Thankfully, there's still a decent amount to enjoy. -
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The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Top Gun: Maverick, Malcolm X, And More
Movies, now more than ever. -
Spirited Review: A Mixed-Bag Blend Of Christmas Cheer, Snark, And Song
Spirited feels like it sprung to life out of a series of focus-group sessions among corporate executives. -
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Review: An Overstuffed, Action-Packed, Emotional Sequel
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is a big sequel with big emotional punches. -
Rodeo Review: Daring, Risky Rides On The Fringes Of Society [London Film Festival]
Rodeo is a daring and impressive debut. -
Saint Omer Review: A Quiet, Simmering Courtroom Drama [London Film Festival]
An intelligent, absorbing drama. -
Causeway Review: Jennifer Lawrence And Brian Tyree Henry Are Wonderful In This Low-Key Drama
Jennifer Lawrence and Brian Tyree Henry make the somewhat underwhelming Causeway worth watching. -
All Jacked Up And Full Of Worms Review: Psychedelic Horror Delivers On Shock But Skimps On Storytelling
Worms are life, worms are love. -
Enola Holmes 2 Review: A Charming Mystery Outing Better Than The First Movie
Holmes Alone 2: Lost in Old York. -
One Piece Film: Red Review: Chaotic, Colorful, And A Pitchy But Fun Gateway For A One Piece Newbie
One Piece Film: Red works as an eye-popping introduction to the weird and wild world of 'One Piece.' -
The Lost King Review: Stephen Frears' New Film Seeks To Change The Record On Richard III [Austin Film Festival]
The Lost King is plenty charming. -
Pretty Red Dress Review: An Uplifting, Insightful Study Of Masculinity [London Film Festival]
A thoughtful, charming study of masculinity and gender expression. -
Blaze Review: A Vivid And Imaginative Portrait Of Processing Trauma [London Film Festival]
Blaze is a tough, uncompromising film, but it's also incredibly beautiful. -
The Novelist's Film Review: In Search Of The New
Hong Sang-soo's latest is a look at creatives in search of outlets for artistic expression. -
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Chicago International Film Festival Peels Back The Layers Of Glass Onion And 2022 Awards Contenders
The Chicago International Film Festival showcased some of the best upcoming movies to round out 2022. Let's take a look! -
Peter Von Kant Review: A Moody, Melodramatic Chamber Piece [London Film Festival]
A moody, meditative melodrama, an exciting psychological character study.
