FILM REVIEW: A Rainy Day in New York
Woody Allen’s latest is a victim of the #MeToo era and the director’s increasingly tiresome stodginess
Woody Allen’s latest is a victim of the #MeToo era and the director’s increasingly tiresome stodginess
Steven Soderbergh’s energetic but uninspired comedy wastes an opportunity to riles us up in 1-percenter fury about the Panama Papers
An astonishing Joaquin Phoenix reworks the iconic Batman villain into a symbol of class division and unchecked mental illness
How Quentin and Charlie are Brothers in Blood
Producer Cameron Crowe Tries to Document a Musical Story That Ain’t Over Yet
I Feel Ya, Ophelia, but You Are Not a Jedi Yet
The CineGods take on the Avengers and “Endgame”
A minor superhero becomes a major win for DC’s beleaguered slate of comic book adaptations
What does “Get Out” writer/director Jordan Peele do for an encore? Nothing less than another chillingly original American classic.
Belgian director Philippe Van Leeuw explores the tragedy of Syria through a harrowing day in the life of ordinary Syrians.