CIVIL WAR isn’t what you think it’s about, and that’s a good thing
Garland’s “what if” scenario surprises as a solid rebound for the filmmaker
Author: Kyle Pinion
This generation’s Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure has arrived in PROBLEMISTA
Julio Torres has concocted one of the best directorial debuts in recent memory
DUNE: PART TWO is 2024’s first Best Picture contender
The delayed sequel marks a huge improvement on the first in almost every way.
OPPENHEIMER leads with 13 nominations for this year’s Academy Awards
Nolan’s latest notches the second largest nomination haul ever.
OPPENHEIMER sweeps Atlanta Film Critics Circle (AFCC) 2023 Awards
Christopher Nolan’s film dominates and remains a clear favorite for Oscar glory
Killers of the Flower Moon: a long journey worth taking
Our review of the latest from Martin Scorsese, an adaptation of David Grann’s acclaimed book about the turn of the century crimes against the Osage Nation
The Exorcist: Believer, another David Gordon Green flop
David Gordon Green has done it again. What’s that? Make another crappy horror film, that’s what!
The Top 5 Films of TIFF
Our picks for the five best films that played this year’s Toronto International Film Festival
Transmissions from TIFF v3: Monster, Hell of a Summer, Poolman, Evil Does Not Exist
Our next set of reviews from TIFF; inclusive of films by Chris Pine, Finn Wolfhard, Ryusuke Hamaguchi and Hirokazu Kore-eda
Transmissions from TIFF v2: The Zone of Interest, Woman of the Hour, The Holdovers, Seven Veils
Our latest set of reviews from TIFF include new films from Jonathan Glazer, Anna Kendrick, Alexander Payne, and Atom Egoyan
Transmissions from TIFF 2023: The Boy and The Heron, North Star, Do Not Expect Too Much From The End of the World, and The Dead Don’t Hurt
In our first set of reviews from this years Toronto International Film Festival, we look at the latest from Hayao Miyazaki, Radu Jude, Viggo Mortensen, and the directorial debut of Kristen Scott Thomas
MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – DEAD RECKONING PART ONE, a victim of its own success
The new espionage spectacle from Tom Cruise and Christopher McQuarrie largely brings the thrills you’re looking for, but trouble is on the horizon
THE FLASH, a surprisingly strong adventure in the DC canon
Despite the chaos surrounding its production, The Flash is, miraculously, a pretty fun adventure that’s worth seeing
SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE, the rare Marvel movie I could watch again
While it gets a little unwieldy in its backend, Across the Spider-Verse is the rare resonant superhero movie and is a must-see
CREED 3 is fine, just…fine
Michael B. Jordan’s directorial debut flirts with greatness, but pulls its punches one too many times.