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“I’m not a singer; I’m a dancer!” Bella Lewitzky defiantly refused to…

“Terrestrial Verses,” one of the most brilliant and provocative films to emerge…

It’s been five years since director Boots Riley’s riot of a debut,…

“Immaculate” feels like both a throwback to another era of Italian horror…

“Twelve Angry Men” remains a monument of American filmmaking, and more than…

In Jeff Lipsky’s films, it’s normal for characters to talk for ten…

The high-concept South Korean army thriller “Escape” clocks in at a swift…

After promising us back in 2007 that “white meat … dark meat…

Brothers Bill Ross IV and Turner Ross straddle the lines of documentary…

Police brutality is a subject that never seems to leave the news.…

From the moment Dave (Ewan McGregor) frantically walks across a deserted parking…

When Alan Rickman portrays an egomaniacal, preening, heartless SOB, he seems to…

“Caveat,” Damian Mc Carthy’s directorial debut, was unnerving in the extreme. So,…

Early in Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut, we are introduced to Slater King…

Emma (Kaley Cuoco) lives a double life. She has a loving husband,…

Imagine that one of the boiler room scumbags from “The Wolf of…

The word that will likely be used most often to describe Denis…

“Road to Nowhere” plays like an exercise in frustrating audiences. Imagine a…

With her creamy wardrobe of tasteful neutrals and dreamy mansion in the Paris suburbs, Léa Drucker’s…

Cate Blanchett’s searing performance in “Tár” left such an indelible impression that,…

“If you’re gonna survive in these hills, you’ll have to get used…

“You can’t get a head start if you aim for perfection,” a…

Good movies always have integrity, but not-good movies can have integrity, too.…

I’m not coming out and accusing the writers of “Bad Boys: Ride…

Sometimes, the revolution is televised. In 1998, an aspiring comedian auditioned for…

Director Julian Farino’s “The Union” follows Mike (Mark Wahlberg), a construction worker…

The Adams Family—a group of filmmakers led by father John Adams, mother…

Netflix’s new comedic thriller “Bodkin” opens with the show’s protagonist, Gilbert Power…

“The Blue Angels,” a nonfiction film about the Navy’s flight demonstration team, was…

The opening image of this movie, out of focus, seems to be…

“LaRoy, Texas” immediately tests your expectations. Driving down a dark dirt country…

At first glance, the existence of “The Tiger’s Apprentice” would seem to…

“Lift” is as generic and forgettable as its title, the kind of…

Written and directed by Ng Choon Ping and Sam H. Freeman, “Femme”…

“I’m afraid of being alone,” intones William Shatner in the opening minutes…

“Abandon” is a moody, effective thriller for about 80 percent of the…

As mundane as its title, with characters whose color-by-numbers personalities and motivations…

Ethan Hawke attempts to breathe new life into the biopic structure with mixed results in “Wildcat.” What…

Among other things, Brian Eno is a pioneer in what’s called “generative…

John Woo’s “The Killer” was a true gamechanger, at least for this…

Before we get too deep into the story of Lou Pearlman, a…

While neither particularly profound nor earth-shatteringly scary, “Suitable Flesh” is better than…

“Never give in to hope.” Lucy (Jennifer Connelly) writes these words on…

“Despicable Me 4” won’t win any prizes, but if you like this kind…

“Knowing” is among the best science-fiction films I’ve seen — frightening, suspenseful,…

In his second directorial effort, the underwhelming “Knox Goes Away,” Michael Keaton…

One of the most disturbing moments in a documentary filled with disturbing…

The original “My Spy” from 2020 was a surprisingly amusing romp with…

The notion that love could blossom in the most horrifying of places say,…

When the Los Angeles Lakers got a prestige HBO mini-series in “Winning…

Children take center stage but aren’t the real stars of “Ultraman: Rising,”…

Another day, another traffic jam. A father, François (Romain Duris), chides his…

Aren’t movies of this summer spinning delightfully vintage vibes? Just collectively consider…

Politics simultaneously are and aren’t the thing in “Fighter,” a Bollywood military…

In Amanda Nell Eu’s coming-of-age tale, “Tiger Stripes,” a young girl in…

When the United States withdrew from Afghanistan in August 2021, you couldn’t…

Gene Wilder couldn’t have chosen a better stage name. “Gene” is so…

Penny Lane has long been one of our most fascinating documentarians in…

Mark Wahlberg has displayed enough comic timing and action chops in previous…

It doesn’t happen often, but sometimes I return to a film to…

Once you get over the fact that there won’t be much resembling…

“God saved me so I could give you life.” So said concentration…

‘The Recruit” reveals that the training process of the Central Intelligence Agency…

It’s ironically apt that “The Creator,” about the potential and peril of…

Dialogue can lie, but faces tell the truth. Stories are told through…

Over the last few years, there has been a trend of opulent…

After the comparatively “normal” visions of “The Favourite” and “Poor Things,” Yorgos…

The most fascinating thing about Chris Nash’s hyperviolent slasher experiment “In a Violent…

Set at a conference for “thought leaders,” “The Way We Speak” is…

In his latest movie “The Convert,” director and co-writer Lee Tamahori returns…

Several enemies of the state are murdered on live TV in a…

It’s incredible that a filmmaker as renowned as Takashi Miike can have…

If you put Nancy Drew in a teen slasher take of “It’s…

Jane Schoenbrun’s second narrative feature is a gnawing search for belonging in…

It may have happened something like this. “Margin Call” depicts the last…

For a few minutes, “Arcadian” basically becomes “Aliens” on an Irish farm…

Born from the still unbridled creativity of children, where an empty room…

Why is it that crime big wigs in movies enjoy wasting ammo…

The trailer for “Abigail” tells you almost everything you need to know…

John Malkovich’s “The Dancer Upstairs” was filmed before 9/11, and is based…