“Everything I learned I learned from the movies.”
― Audrey Hepburn
All in film reviews
Michelle Pfeiffer's sharp-tongued, low-key great performance is literally the only reason not to make a French exit from the theater while watching this bungled ‘comedy.’
Comedian Bob Odenkirk is the least likely action hero badass in this hilarious and fun beat 'em up flick.
An everyday Brit is thrown into the cloak-and-dagger spy game as nuclear war looms.
Andrea Riseborough captivates as a mother who sees too many eerie similarities between the new neighbor girl and the daughter she lost.
Exes are forced to live together during the pandemic lockdown in this Covid-centric dramedy.
Two former partners engage in a winding conversation that unravels the twists, turns and disappointments in their lives since their breakup.
A planet of men can't keep their innermost thoughts to themselves in this sci-fi dud.
If the Target Lady and her folksy bestie got their groove back while trying to stop a crazy revenge scheme, it would look like this utterly absurd comedy.
A Korean family's pursuit of the American Dream starts in a manufactured home propped up on cinder blocks on a barren plot in Arkansas.
This obtuse sci-fi drama ponders reality … while smoking crystals … in a homeless camp.
Striking animation and vivid archival footage are composed to allow let an Afghan man finally open up about his harrowing childhood as a refugee.
Two women find unexpected intimacy amid the hardship of 19th century farm life.
A pair of standout performances highlight this searing look at the combustible tension between the FBI and the Black Panthers.
If Lloyd Christmas and Harry Dunne went on a madcap misadventure through the slums of Brussels, it would look a lot like this appalling Belgian comedy.
The first question everyone asks when something terrible happens is 'why?' This brilliantly written and brilliantly performed drama lives in the agonizing search for answers.
This highly stylized and surreal horror fantasy is an impressionistic, hypnotic nightmare brought to cinematic life.
Clifton Collins Jr. is heartbreaking and brilliant as a veteran horse rider facing his mortality and an uncertain future in this horse racing drama.
Robin Wright's debut feature drama is one part survivalist journey and one part grief-stricken dramatic mystery box.
This relationship comedy has all the trappings of a traditional rom-com - except that it joyfully and confidently is most certainly not a romance.
The eye-opening documentary offers an intriguing look at a regimented school-to-law enforcement pipeline.
