Film
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Movie Review: ‘The Matrix Resurrections’ is an unoriginal glitch
"The Matrix Resurrections" is a meta "sequel franchise spinoff" that would have been best left unmade.
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Spoiler-Free Review – Spider-Man: No Way Home busts the multiverse wide open
Spider-Man: No Way Home busts the multiverse wide open. Our spoiler-free review.
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Movie Review: West Side Story is a fresh, invigorating take on a musical classic
Steven Spielberg and an incredible cast deliver a moving and exuberant reimagined "West Side Story" that also stays true to its legend.
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Movie Memory: Ryan Spahn’s Birthday Greeting to Steven Spielberg
Steven Spielberg turns 75 next week, and the effect he's had on our columnist can only be measured in heartfelt sentiment.
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Movie review: ‘Benedetta’ is an overheated, mystic lesbian nun thriller
Paul Verhoeven's salacious ""Benedetta gets into the head, but not really under the skin, of the outlaw nun who swore she saw God
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Movie Review: House of Gucci’s accents are truly a spectacle unto themselves
In Ridley Scott's 'House of Gucci,' the accents are truly a spectacle unto themselves.
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LGBTQ Film Review: ‘Little Girl’ captures trans youth’s struggle to be recognized
Sebastien Lifshitz's 'Little Girl' is a beautiful, intimate portrait of a trans child's journey towards being their true self.
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How Julia Child changed America’s relationship to food (and PBS)
Culinary icon Julia Child is celebrated in a new documentary by Betsy West and Julie Cohen.
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Movie Memory: Ryan Spahn gets ‘Lost’ in David Lynch
In 1997, 'Lost Highway' checked all the boxes: indescribable plot, bizarre red lighting, and Balthazar Getty's naked ass.
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‘King Richard’ follows the father who guided the Williams sisters to glory
Director Reinaldo Marcus Green on how he served up a winner with the Williams sisters biopic, 'King Richard.'
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LGBTQ Film Review: ‘Isaac’
The intriguing queer-themed 'Isaac' is impeded by a distinct lack of cinematic ambition.
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‘Belfast’ review: Kenneth Branagh’s lovingly rendered journey into childhood
Kenneth Branagh's "Belfast" takes a wistful look back at a '60s boyhood growing up amidst the Troubles
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Pete Buttigieg doc ‘Mayor Pete’ captures his home life and historic campaign
In "Mayor Pete," director Jesse Moss explores Buttigieg's presidential run as well as his life with Chasten
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The San Francisco Trans Film Festival streams this weekend
This year's 24th Annual film fest features 7 programs, is completely online, and is fully "Pay What You Can"
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Spencer review: Kristen Stewart’s revelatory performance finds Diana’s spark
Stewart is as good as advertised in Spencer, a well-produced wallow in the angst and sadness of Princess Diana
