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Challengers has plenty of moody intrigue, and it doesn’t skimp on the sports, either. As any fan of tennis can inform you, one of the sport’s...
Alice Rohrwacher’s stunning new film is a deft balance of weariness and wonder. La Chimera confirms a stereotypical suspicion I’ve had about life...
What would it take for California and Texas to unite against the White House? Well, nothing good. When the first trailer for Alex Garland’s new...
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Kristen Stewart’s new movie is a refreshingly untraditional love story that flirts with paranormal body horror. The meet-cute at the beginning of...
Love Lies Bleeding is a refreshingly untraditional love story that flirts with paranormal body horror. The meet-cute at the beginning of Love Lies...
Most of the expected favorites won, and nothing went tremendously wrong. This year, the mission of the Academy Awards was, more than anything, to...
And also who should win. In some sense, this has been the most boring Oscar campaign in years. The minute Oppenheimer blew past all expectations to...
The beloved actor’s performance in The Holdovers is just another high point in a long, memorable career. In 2016, the alt-comic cable talk show The...
Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Two is a triumphant—and tragic—look at the cost of power. Paul Atreides, the central figure of the Dune series, is...
Drive-Away Dolls is a zany comedy with an unapologetically sexy edge. It’s still a mystery why the Coen brothers stopped working together. The pair...
Madame Web doesn’t just scrape the bottom of the barrel—it finds new depths. Decades into the comic-book-movie experience, filmmakers are still...
His Daily Show return isn’t a mere nostalgia ploy—it’s a sharp spin on an old formula. For me, the experience of watching The Daily Show belongs...
A new Oscars category will recognize casting directors, who perform a mysterious but vital component of moviemaking. The last time the Academy Awards...
Godzilla Minus One is a rare beast: a viscerally arresting monster flick with legitimate emotional stakes. Next month, Hollywood’s latest Godzilla...
Time travel, Sasquatches, Kristen Stewart in a mullet—here are our favorite movies from this year’s Sundance Film Festival. Navigating the...
Matthew Vaughn’s Argylle borrows from a lot of very recent spy-thriller history. I have to give some credit to Matthew Vaughn’s new film, Argylle,...
The Barbie filmmaker isn't the first to be snubbed for directing a crowdpleaser. A woman directs a commercially successful and critically acclaimed...
Anyone but You is that rarest of Hollywood phenomena—an old-fashioned word-of-mouth success. The film Anyone but You’s paltry $6 million opening...
Many recent winners have lacked mainstream appeal—but this year, that changes. For years, the panicked question around the Academy Awards has been...
“People are either down for what this movie is or they’re not.” Half an hour into our conversation, Michael Mann answered his phone. His...
The Iron Claw, a new biopic about the tragic Von Erich brothers, is rich with feeling and never despairing. Sean Durkin’s first film, Martha Marcy...
The charming Wonka wisely understands that Roald Dahl characters don’t need much backstory. Is there any phrase more chilling in Hollywood these...
The Gen Z zaniness of Please Don’t Destroy The video that ushered Saturday Night Live into the digital era barely made it to television, and when it...
The Boy and the Heron, which could be the Studio Ghibli co-founder’s final film, is more of a bold reinvention than a somber farewell. The first...
A tumultuous year for Hollywood and a stellar year for cinema Cinema continued to wobble back to its feet in 2023: Blockbuster events such as...
The filmmaker Todd Haynes discusses the messy morality of his new movie’s characters. May December is not designed to provide easy answers. Todd...
Bradley Cooper’s Maestro is a wonderful look at the composer that dives headfirst into his brilliant work and complicated inner life. One early...
Ridley Scott’s take on the French leader is a sample platter of big battles and bristling insecurities. When it comes to battle tactics, Napoleon...
Fallen Leaves, which follows two people trying to survive the modern world, is one of the year’s best films. Ansa, the taciturn protagonist of...
Next Goal Wins is a dire, uncomfortable watch that misuses Taika Waititi’s breezy humor. Taika Waititi made a name for himself by finding the funny...
The writers and actors didn’t get everything they wanted, but they forced their bosses to blink. Two months into the Writers Guild of America’s...
Dream Scenario has some fun with the collective unconscious, but it struggles to follow through on its delightful premise. Few faces have burned...
Annette Bening’s portrayal of a legendary swimmer in Nyad ultimately succumbs to narrative cliché. For years, the filmmaking team of Jimmy Chin and...
Alexander Payne’s The Holdovers is a pitch-perfect dramedy from a master of the form. Alexander Payne’s new film, The Holdovers, is set in 1970, a...
David Fincher’s new movie The Killer is a darkly funny look at a cold-blooded murderer’s tedious daily routine. “Stick to your plan. Anticipate,...
Martin Scorsese’s adaptation of David Grann’s best-selling novel explores the rot beneath the myth of American exceptionalism. When the World War...
Her record-breaking concert film brought viewers to the theater in droves during a tricky season for cinema. In the face of dual strikes over the...
Justine Triet’s Palme d’Or–winning film is an emotional puzzle that will keep you guessing. The opening scene of Anatomy of a Fall achieves a...
Quick! Someone call a—you know. Horror franchises tend to be defined by their immutability. Make a hit in the genre, and you’re all but guaranteed...
The long-running Saw franchise is back, and finally putting its most defining antagonist in the spotlight. Hollywood’s biggest horror franchises...
Gareth Edwards’s new movie, The Creator, is wall-to-wall action, set in a future where AI has already failed to save the world. Gareth Edwards’s...
Dumb Money captures the internet fanaticism of the GameStop stock rush almost one year into the pandemic. It seems the turnaround time for films that...
Movies worth looking forward to, through the end of the year The ongoing Hollywood strikes may have dimmed the usual glitz that comes with the fall...
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem is one of the summer’s surprise hits, highlighting the unlikely endurance of these wise-cracking...
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