“Everything I learned I learned from the movies.”
― Audrey Hepburn
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After a gripping opening act, this period drama becomes a film that so quiet that it's hard to hear all the things its precise and beautiful subtext is trying to scream.
The legacy of violence echoes through the lives of two men who covered up a terrible crime as children.
A deadly worldwide crisis forces everyone to take shelter in their homes, requiring them to quarantine and isolate. And no, this is not a film about Covid-19.
This so-called “documentary” is what happens when someone watches 'The Matrix' a few dozen times too many.
Two friends without a hope left in the world make a pact to end their lives when the day is done.
This relentlessly eccentric end-of-the-world dramedy explores a city where everyone is totes cool with the end of days.
Consider a 'Home Alone' scenario ... except without burglars ... and with way less energy ... and the kid isn't abandoned on accident so much as he imprisons his family.
This anachronistic horror flick cribs from the gratuitously ultraviolent torture porn subgenre to distort a traumatized woman's tenuous grasp on reality.
Two former friends ruminate on life and love during a fateful road trip across Thailand.
This sweetly engaging and endearing family drama finds a child of deaf adults at a crossroads in life, conflicted between her obligation and her love.
If there was an award for acting duos, this pair of co-stars would be frontrunners with their emotionally powerful and graceful performances.
George Clooney tries to save the last of humanity from returning to a poisoned and devastated Earth.
Chadwick Boseman's final bow absolutely cements his legacy with one of the very finest performances of 2020.
One woman's war on toxic masculinity takes a personal turn in the dark comedic thriller.
Ryan's Murphy's musical film is essentially a repackaged 'Glee' episode ... and not an episode from one of the stronger seasons.
Two 19th century women have an unexpected romance in this biographical drama.
David Fincher's latest is a rich, complex throwback to a bygone era of cinema.
One of these four prime suspects could have gotten away with the only unsolved hijacking in U.S. history.
