Reviews
-
‘Love Language’ Review: Chloë Grace Moretz Dazzles in This Top-Shelf Rom-Com
Anthony Ramos and Manny Jacinto fill out the love triangle in Joey Power’s smart, sweet film about a lovelorn author who ghostwrites wedding vows
-
‘Yaga’ Review: Carrie-Anne Moss Makes the Perfect Antihero in AMC+ Tale of Unleashing Female Rage
“Heated Rivalry” fans will have plenty to say about Hudson Williams’ smarmy and misogynistic dual roles
-
‘Klara and the Sun’ Review: Jenna Ortega’s Defective Robot Movie Struggles With Human Emotions
Taika Waititi’s adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s sci-fi novel, about a naive robot who worships the sun, is a three-hanky movie that can’t count to three
-
‘Ali G: Who Iz I?’ Review: Sacha Baron Cohen’s Schtick Is Old in Unfunny, Unsurprising New Film
The comedian revives his 2000s character for more shock jokes, but the bit doesn’t really work anymore
-
‘860’ Broadway Review: Billy Crystal Loses His Home but Not His Gift to Make Us Laugh
Despite the flames, this comic manages to deliver his greatest hits
-
‘Clayface’ Review: DC’s Gross-Out Monster Movie Is Mostly Effective
Tom Rhys Harries plays a disfigured actor who becomes an evil shapeshifting flesh pile in James Watkins’ homage to classic horror heavies
-
‘Other Desert Cities’ Broadway Review: Julia Louis-Dreyfus Brings Biting Levity to Her Main Stem Debut
Jon Robin Baitz’s great political-family drama gets a second life 15 years after its premiere starring Stockard Channing
-
‘Trust Me, I’m a Doctor’ Review: Legal Drama About Anna Nicole Smith’s Physician Makes an Unconvincing Case
Kal Penn plays Dr. Sandeep Kapoor in this subpar biopic, which has an off-putting and dismissive attitude about the late supermodel’s death
-
‘Sacrifice’ Review: Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Evans Throw Themselves Into Tiresome Netflix Original
A neurotic movie star gets kidnapped by a volcano-worshipping cult in Romain Gavras’ film that thinks it’s about something
-
‘Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen’ Off Broadway Review: Sophia Anne Caruso Is the New Edith Piaf
Caruso, first seen as Lydia Deetz in the “Beetlejuice” musical, returns to the stage in a starmaking tour-de-force performance
-
‘Crawlers’ Review: Hey, There’s a Spider On Your Back: The Movie
Arachnophobes beware! Matilda Lutz gets trapped in an apartment complex with thousands of deadly wall crawlers in this fiendishly fun flick
-
‘Street Fighter’ Review: Ridiculous Video Game Movie K.O.’s Your Sanity
Kitao Sakurai’s kaleidoscopic fight flick is so brash, screwy and fetishistic, it’s either incomprehensible or a total blast
-
‘You Can See Everything’ Review: Elizabeth Holmes Exposé Is the Documentary to End All Documentaries
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim dip their film into an existential vortex, challenging the concept of truth — and a whole cinematic medium
-
‘Whalefall’ Review: Austin Abrams’ Claustrophobic Survival Tale Is a Whale of a Time
The “Resident Evil” star endures extreme body horror while working through daddy issues — again — after he’s eaten by a sperm whale in Brian Duffield’s latest
