‘No Time to Die’ Film Review: Daniel Craig’s Final 007 Outing Might Be His Greatest
Finally released after a lengthy delay, Craig takes James Bond to exciting, emotional places where the character has rarely, if ever, traveled
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‘Sundown’ Film Review: Tim Roth Is an Enigma in Riveting and Banal Mexican Drama
Venice 2021: Director Michel Franco lets his story unfold incrementally and mysteriously
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‘Last Night in Soho’ Film Review: Edgar Wright Salutes the Sleazy Glamour and Dangerous Romance of London
Venice 2021: Great performances and brilliant needle-drops bolster Wright’s best film since ”Shaun of the Dead“
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‘Spencer’ Film Review: Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana Makes for a Brilliant and Silly Drama
Venice 2021: Chilean director Pablo Larrain’s film has the potential to become a gothic, almost camp classic
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‘Soul’ Film Review: Pixar Gets Existential in Dizzying Animated Film
Pete Docter’s movie is perhaps the most ambitious film ever attempted by Pixar, though its complexity sometimes gets the better of it
