Movies

You Can See Everything Review

Watching the evolution of Nathan Fielder's style is to invite deception into your life. Co-directed with Lance Oppenheim, You Can…

2 days ago

Whalefall Review

As if we needed another reason to fear the ocean, here's writer-director Brian Duffield's Whalefall. In the film, a sperm whale…

3 days ago

Digger Review

Digger expends a gobsmacking amount of resources to come to life. For star Tom Cruise and director Alejandro G. Iñárritu,…

3 weeks ago

Primetime Review

We don't need another movie about the morally dubious people who make our television. It's already understood that show business…

3 weeks ago

Ink Review

There's a raucous energy to the start of director Danny Boyle's Ink, which seems to match the film's subject. Spurred…

4 weeks ago

The Only Living Pickpocket in New York Review

As a love letter to the city and disappearing way of life, writer-director Noah Segan's The Only Living Pickpocket in…

4 weeks ago

Babies Review

For the elder millennial, the question of whether or not to have kids can loom large. I note that qualifier…

1 month ago

Love of Your Life Review

Romantic dramas like Love of Your Life are designed to be specific yet speak to a universal condition. We all want…

1 month ago

God Bless You, Mr. Kopu Review

Like its titular character, writer-director Alex Liu's feature debut God Bless You, Mr. Kopu has an aspirational, nearing-desperate quality. Set…

1 month ago

Wild Horse Nine Review

Writer-director Martin McDonagh burst onto the scene in the mid-00s with In Bruges and what felt like a fresh energy.…

1 month ago