I Like Movies Review: A Funny, Smart Stroll Down Millennial Memory Lane [TIFF]
I Like Movies is a celebration of movie lovers.
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The Fabelmans Review: One Of Steven Spielberg's Warmest, Most Autobiographical Films [TIFF]
Steven Spielberg examins his own story with The Fabelmans. -
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery Review: Rian Johnson Outdoes Himself With A Hilarious New Benoit Blanc Whodunit [TIFF]
Glass Onion is even better than Knives Out. -
The Inspection Review: Jeremy Pope Gives A Powerful Performance In Elegance Bratton's Emotional Drama [TIFF]
Time for Jeremy Pope to be a star. -
Bros Review: The Queer Rom-Com We All Desperately Need Right Now [TIFF]
Bros is an uproariously funny Queer rom-com. -
Sisu Review: Jalmari Helander Reminds Us Of The Joys Of Seeing Nazis Get Blown Up [TIFF]
Sisu knows exactly what it is and what it wants to do — and it does it well. -
Butcher's Crossing: A Bleak, Brutal, Abstract Western [TIFF]
Never go to a second location with Nicolas Cage. -
The Woman King Review: A Rousing Historical Epic With Great Action And Even Better Characters [TIFF]
The Woman King is one of the year's best films. -
This Place Review: A Tender Lesbian Love Story That Finds The Universal In The Specific [TIFF]
This Place is a story about how love binds us. -
Weird: The Al Yankovic Story Review: A Polka Party Of Absurdity [TIFF]
Ready to get weird? -
The Swimmers Review: Sally El Hosaini Tells Remarkable True Story With Vibrance & Flair [TIFF]
The Swimmers is drenched (excuse the pun) in feeling. -
House Of Darkness Review: An Ably Performed, But Largely Toothless Vampire Yarn
A Dracula-scented, horror-light series of dialogues. -
Blonde Review: Ana De Armas' Powerhouse Performance Tries Hard To Save An Ambitious Mess [Venice]
Ana de Armas is a marvel as Marilyn Monroe, but it's not enough to pull this film out of the mess it makes of itself. -
Clerks III Review: Kevin Smith's Deeply Personal Goodbye To The Past
Clerks III brings things full circle at the Quick Stop in many ways, and it feels like a definitive ending to Kevin Smith's saga. -
Disney's Pinocchio Review: Re-Watch The Original Instead Of This Wooden Remake
Maybe it's time Disney gives these live-action remakes a break. -
Barbarian Review: A Genuinely Shocking (And Fun) Descent Into Horror
Barbarian offers something rich (and scary!) underneath its misleadingly simplistic surface. -
See How They Run Review: A Breezy, Winking Caper That Knows What It Owes To Whodunits Before
Sam Rockwell and Saoirse Ronan run away with a familiar but self-aware whodunit. -
Margaux Review: Feel Free To Ignore The Call Coming From Inside This Smart House
Margaux represents a cautionary tale, just not quite the one it set out to be. -
Master Gardener Review: Paul Schrader's Late Career Hot Streak Is In Full Bloom [Venice]
Master Gardener asks its audience to contemplate the limits of forgiveness. -
Don't Worry Darling Review: Florence Pugh Saves Herself In A Stylish Thriller That Falls Short Of Its High-Minded Ideas
Maybe worry a little, darling. -
The Banshees Of Inisherin Review: Martin McDonagh's Best Film Is Wordsmithing At Its Wisest [Venice]
The Banshees of Inisherin captures both the elemental resonance of folklore with the sophisticated weightiness of classic stage drama. -
The Whale Review: Brendan Fraser Shines In A Derivative Darren Aronofsky Film [Venice]
Brendan Fraser is easily the best part of The Whale. -
Pearl Review: Mia Goth Goes Bonkers For Fame And Love In Her Biggest Breakout Role Yet [Venice]
Mia Goth delivers her best performance yet. -
Bones And All Review: A Bloody Brilliant Tale Of Young Love On The Run [Venice]
A sincere, swooning romance (with cannibalism). -
Who Invited Them Review: The Charming Home Invasion Thriller Overstays Its Welcome
Who Invited Them doesn't deliver anything new, but it entertainingly plays with familiar ideas. -
Bardo Review: Alejandro González Iñárritu's Felliniesque Fantasy Falls Flat [Venice]
Bardo is an incoherent grab-bag of visual metaphors delivered with all the subtlety of a sledgehammer. -
