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With his third film about an iconic woman of the 20th century (Maria follows his films Jackie, about Jacqueline Kennedy, and Spencer, about Princess Diana), Chilean director Pablo Larraín...
Queer is a film soaked in sweat. Sweat from lust, sweat from sex, sweat from drug withdrawal. And of course sweat from heat, as the characters go from sweltering...
Since so many modern men apparently think about the Roman Empire “every day,” it seems only appropriate for director Ridley Scott to revisit the world of his massively-successful, Oscar-winning...
Everyone, I’m sure, has known a guy like Benji—he was your old college roommate, or the clown at work, or a kid from childhood that you grew apart from...
Now, I’m an easy mark when it comes to emotional manipulation. I’ll cry at a sweet commercial. I’ll cry at unearned sad scenes in movies that I actively hate....
If you are like me and at least 50% of the American public, you have absolutely no more mental bandwidth to spend on Donald Trump. But as I write...
As someone born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, I appreciate a gray, blustery ocean with a stark rocky beach and a wind that can take your breath away....
If your French-isms are a little rusty like mine, it may or may not help to know that “folie à deux” translates to “the presence of the same or...
At first glance, Lee is a somewhat formulaic biopic centered on one person’s experiences during the horrors of World War II… but the film wastes little time establishing that...
Man, being a tween sucks. Whether you grew up in the era of social media, or in pre-historic times (like myself), the years just before high school can be...
We know the man has some singing chops, yet it was still kind of hard to picture Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan. Doubts can surely be laid to rest...
I love the idea that writer-director Jeff Nichols was so transfixed by a book of 1960s counterculture photojournalism that he was inspired to bring the photos back to life...
