An unnerving undercurrent of dread and a strong ensemble cast powers this tragic throwback biopic.
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'Killers of the Flower Moon' film review: Simmering reckoning of a forgotten massacre
Martin Scorsese’s latest crime drama sheds light on a lethal conspiracy to that resulted in the murders of dozens of wealthy Native Americans.
'Somebody I Used to Know' film review: Franco & Brie's angsty drama escapes rom-com trappings
Real-life spouses Dave Franco and Alison Brie craft the existential drama of a workaholic reconsidering the many choices her made in pursuit of her career.
'The Banshees of Inisherin' film review: Farrell, Gleeson are sublime in dry, dark break-up tragicomedy
Two drinking buddies have a sudden falling out in this unexpectedly funny and wryly melancholic drama.
'TÁR' film review: Engrossing character study captivates from its first note to its last
Cate Blanchett captivates in the provocative 'cancel culture' drama.
'Don't Worry Darling' film review: Pugh shines in shallow, unfocused high-concept thriller
Olivia Wilde's psychological drama dips its toes into layers of tantalizing social commentary before devolving into a stock thriller.
'Good Luck to You, Leo Grande' film review: Hilarious, heartfelt journey down bucket list of sex acts
Candid humor and refreshing intimacy elegantly finds the perfect balance between sex comedy and tender self reflection.
'Everything Everywhere All at Once' film review: A deliriously overwhelming & soulful sci-fi masterstroke
This thematically ambitious and wildly entertaining action comedy is an unabashedly silly & poetically humane sci-fi classic in the making.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'A Love Song'
Two old flames reunite in the twilight of their life in this down-to-Earth, gentle rumination of love & loss.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'Cha Cha Real Smooth'
An affable if aimless twentysomething tries to figure out post-college life.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'Call Jane'
Elizabeth Banks compels as a mid-20th century woman in an impossible situation forced to go underground for a life-saving procedure.
'Don't Look Up' film review: Wry, biting satire is somehow absurd ... and grimly grounded
An extinction-level existential threat to humanity isn't the scariest aspect of this seething satirical comedy.
'Belfast' film review: Kenneth Branagh crafts a resonant, personal memoir
Violent conflict in Irish streets and the strains of marriage are viewed through the innocent lens of a child in this coming-of-age drama.
'Spencer' film review: Kristen Stewart makes her claim for Best Actress
A stunning lead performance anchors this impressionistic psychodrama following the iconic Princess of Wales chafing against domineering life in the Royal Family.
'The Souvenir: Part II' film review: Meta sequel explores catharsis through art
This understated and quietly extraordinary drama masterfully articulates the elusive journey of self discovery and reconciling grief.
'The French Dispatch' film review: The 'Wes Anderson' tone at its most insufferable & off-putting
A gross parody of every Wes Anderson idiosyncrasy with an aggressively quirky comedic drama which was written and directed by ... Wes Anderson.
'Lamb' film review: Maria had a little lamb ... and raised it as a human
A childless couple raise a baby with a human body and the head of a barnyard animal in this refreshing, if plodding horror drama.
'Dear Evan Hansen' film review: Mental health drama, suicide musical is a confusing misfire
Nice kid/imposter lies to a grieving family, gets the sister of a suicide victim and scores a ton of social clout. This is a weird movie.
TIFF 2021 film review: 'The Humans'
Slice-of-life drama offers a piercing snapshot of a modern family's anxieties and presents a thoughtful rumination of the American Dream.
TIFF 2021 film review: 'The Power of the Dog'
Sibling rivalry and self-loathing power this coiled Western set against the stark Montana prairie.