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

Movies involving submarines have the logic of chess: The longer the game…

“Prom Dates,” about a couple of teenage best-bud girls getting in trouble…

“Madame Web” is not the unmitigated disaster that its clunky trailer or…

The original “Megamind,” released in 2010, was a fresh, funny, and heartwarming…

In the mode (but not the spirit) of documentaries like “Man on…

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

Every afternoon, as Xavier (Atibon Nazaire) pulls into his driveway after work,…

“What would you say if your daughter told you her boyfriend pushed…

There’s no shortage of films that consider the Holocaust or Israel’s founding. But…

Remember this name: Aksel Hennie. If “Pioneer,” a mixed bag of a…

“Backspot” does for competitive cheerleading what “The Novice” did for rowing: It…

Love is pain in several ways in “Fingernails.” In the near future…

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

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

Brian Duffield’s newest feature, “No One Will Save You,” is a sci-fi…

“Wicked Little Letters,” a new film directed by Thea Sharrock with a…

“I’ve been called a witch, a slut, and a murderer. Maybe people…

“Hundreds of Beavers,” a boldly bizarre, nearly silent slapstick comedy about a…

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

At first glance, the barge docked on the Seine in Paris near…

A small girl is haunted by fears after her mother’s suicide. Her…

Dev Patel pours his entire self into “Monkey Man.” Some comes over…

An exclamation point in a title is a promise. The first action…

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

Daisy Ridley battles jellyfish and the patriarchy with equal pluck and aplomb…

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

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

Among this past year’s unexpected synchronicities, there’s now a shared space in…

Rarely has a more serious effort produced a less serious result than…

“Riddle of Fire” is the kind of cinematic bedtime story whose whimsical…

When Rupert Wyatt’s 2011 prequel “Rise of the Planet of the Apes”…

A directorial debut for both co-directors, Oscar-winning actor Daniel Kaluuya and Kibwe…

The conceit of a tortured and socially maladjusted artist whose obsessive pursuit…

I watched “The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed”…

Set in 1800s Italy and based on a true story, “Kidnapped” is…

Both drawn-out and deceptively simple, the trippy French comedy “Yannick” re-imagines a…

“Phone Booth” is a religious fable, a show biz fable, or both.…

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

Yorgos Lanthimos seems delighted in depicting extreme behavior within pristine settings, whether…

Zombies don’t have to be fast. It’s a fun novelty sometimes, sure.…

“Argylle,” the stumbling, overcooked action flick from director Matthew Vaughn, begins with…

Lance Oppenheim’s three-part HBO docuseries “Ren Faire” walks that fine line between…

Sleep paralysis demons deserve a better fictional riff than “Nightmare,” a bland…

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

Three people sit down to dinner at a remote cabin in the…

I didn’t believe a single second of “Crumb Catcher.” It begins with…

Within the first two minutes of Apple TV+’s “Lady in the Lake,”…

Everything about Osgood Perkins’ “Longlegs” is designed to rattle you, unsettle you,…

When the young, melancholic Lacy (Zoe Ziegler) begs her mother Janet (Julianne…

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

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

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

The issue of the spoiler remains a critical one in cinematic discourse.…

In Andrew Hyatt’s “Sight,” what you see is what you get. The…

With the notable exception of “Barbie,” the modern blockbuster can be pretty…

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

For the first 15 minutes of “What Remains,” we follow around a…

Black people are the architects of American culture. The hip verbiage many…

Tell me if this sounds familiar: A romantic couple, one American, one…

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

“The Roundup: Punishment” is the third sequel in a series of Korean…

Director Sam Taylor-Johnson’s “Back to Black” invokes a single question, one fans…

In the wake of Quentin Tarantino’s ascendance to his pop culture throne in…

A few names stand out during the opening credits for “Destroy All…

Every day, people from all over the world come to Washington, DC,…

Lil Rel Howery, who broke into big-screen acting as the comic relief…

Produced by The New York Times‘s video division, and depending heavily on…

A lot of movies begin with poetic quotations, but “The Hurt Locker”…

The hall porter is sent upstairs to repair a blocked toilet, and…

Jenna Marvin is a fearless 21-year-old queer artist in Russia. Using found…

A proudly old-fashioned Gothic fable with grain and grit, the delectable “Vourdalak”…

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

“The question is, do you have what it takes to make it…

There’s something radical about the old-fashioned approach of “My Penguin Friend.” It’s an earnest, crowd-pleasing…

Richard and Justin, the high school killers in “Murder by Numbers,” may…

In August 1991, an accomplished freelance writer named Danny Casolaro was found…

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

“Slave Play. Not A Movie. A Play.,” a film by playwright Jeremy…

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