Film
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Review: Death on the Nile is a slow boat
Director Kenneth Branagh turns "Death on the Nile" into a damp melodrama.
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The Criterion Channel: February Highlights
The Criterion Channel is a treasure trove of cinematic content that consistently adds value to its bounty. Every month, the cinema-oriented streamer creates new themed...
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Moonfall review: A disaster movie in every sense
Moonfall is a disaster movie in every sense of the word.
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Movie Review: Animated doc ‘Flee’ traces the journey of a gay refugee
The expressive animated documentary "Flee" beautifully illustrates the personal and universal struggles of a gay Afghan refugee
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Ranking the ‘Scream’ movies from worst to best
As a new Scream hits the screen, we’re ranking each film in the series, from least to most Scream-worthy.
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Scream review: Old stars inject fresh energy into new slasher
The original stars are on point, the meta commentary's on full-blast, and the kills are brutal in a solid new "Scream."
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Day of Rage review: A brilliant, must-watch documentary on the January 6th insurrection
"Day of Rage" boils the January 6th insurrection down to a concise, persuasive timeline of violent anti-democracy
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The 10 Best Films of 2021, from Poppy Field to Summer of Soul
The best films of 2021 represent what a wildly eclectic year we had at the movies.
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Movie Review: ‘Red Rocket’ is propelled by a dynamic Simon Rex
In "Red Rocket," Simon Rex shines as an ex-porn star whose tank is running desperately low on options.
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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.
