EO Review: A Damning Take On Humanity's Relationship With Animals [Cannes]
Humanity's relationship with animals is seen through the eyes of a roaming donkey in this film from Jerzy Skolimowski.
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Triangle Of Sadness Review: A Biting And Hysterical Satire [Cannes]
A biting satire that explodes into absolute chaos. -
Three Thousand Years Of Longing Review: George Miller Delivers An Epic, Romantic Fairy Tale About The Power Of Storytelling [Cannes]
Three Thousand Years of Longing tells a fantastic and poignant story about storytelling, longing, and love -
Hunt Review: An Intense And Unpredictably Twist-Filled Korean Spy Thriller [Cannes]
Hunt is a twisty, action-packed thriller from Lee Jung-jae. -
God's Creatures Review: An Intense, Devastating Look At Expectations And How They Can Shatter Us [Cannes]
A shocking, sad, and brave tale of a lie gone wrong. -
Armageddon Time Review: An Apologetic Autobiographical Movie That Challenges Nostalgia [Cannes]
A rare and very welcome interrogation of the past. -
Father And Soldier Review: Omar Sy Delivers A Strong Performance In A Middling War Movie [Cannes]
Father and Soldier features a strong and emotional performance by Omar Sy, but the film itself is lacking. -
Alice Is Missing Lets You Solve Your Own Veronica Mars Mystery
This ambitious tabletop game offers an experience like no other. -
Final Cut Review: Boo To Whoever Thought They Could Remake One Cut Of The Dead [Cannes]
Just stick with the original. -
Chip 'N' Dale: Rescue Rangers Review: An Unexpectedly Wild Industry Satire
Chip 'n' Dale: Rescue Rangers is both an homage to the Disney Afternoon classic of the late 1980s, and a brilliant post-modern riff on Who Framed Roger Rabbit. -
Monstrous Review: Christina Ricci Struggles To Imbue Life Into Dull Thriller
Christina Ricci deserves better. -
Firestarter Review: The Latest Stephen King Adaptation Is Lukewarm At Best
There's no spark here. -
Top Gun: Maverick Review: Tom Cruise Takes Audiences On A Satisfying Trip Back To The Danger Zone
Tom Cruise gets back in the cockpit for this high-flying and enjoyable sequel. -
The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Licorice Pizza, Turning Red, And More
You're going to want to check out these new Blu-ray releases. -
George Carlin's American Dream Review: Portrait Of A Disappointed Idealist
It's important to remember that George Carlin was not on your side. -
Men Review: A Creepy, Mysterious Folk Horror Oddity That Will Leave You Both Disturbed And Puzzled
Alex Garland's Men is weird and creepy, with Rory Kinnear stealing the show. -
Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Spoiler Review: Half Of A Fun Sam Raimi Movie
Let's take a spoiler-filled look at the latest from Marvel. -
Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Made A Magical $36 Million In Thursday Previews
We're now looking at one of the biggest opening weekends of the pandemic era at the box office. -
Our Father Review: A Shocking, Stomach-Churning Documentary
A mostly strong film, Our Father suffers from the heightened drama that's become so common for these documentaries. -
Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Review: A Sam Raimi Marvel
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is Sam Raimi doing a Marvel movie, for better or for worse. -
Memory Director Martin Campbell Reviews The Latest Big Action Movies [Exclusive]
Welcome to Martin Campbell's Letterboxd. -
Paramount Previews Sizzle Reel Of Dungeons & Dragons, Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts, And More
Paramount previewed several of its upcoming films, including its Dungeons & Dragons movie and the next Transformers. -
Spring Awakening: Those You've Known Review: A Nostalgic Documentary Brimming With Warmth
This is a documentary aimed at those who fell in love with the musical when it first hit Broadway. -
Downton Abbey: A New Era Review: A Vibrant And Emotional Sequel That Brings Out The Best Of These Charming Characters
Two hours of charming, breezy escapism. -
The Mystery Of Marilyn Monroe: The Unheard Tapes Review: A Surface-Level Look At Bright Shining Star
Netflix's Marilyn Monroe documentary doesn't go deep enough. -
The Northman Spoiler Review: Robert Eggers' Most Disappointing Movie Still Rules
The Northman is the most accessible Robert Eggers film yet, for better and worse. -
Vortex Review: Gaspar Noe's Latest Is Softer But No Less Arresting Than His Usual, Making It One Of His Best
Vortex is Gaspar Noe's most thoughtful work yet.
