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Chloé Zhao’s Hamnet is maudlin and reductive, but what did you expect?
Freakier Friday is a half-decent legacy sequel that’s saved by its younger cast.
West Maspeth, to be precise.
Cinema will only begin when the film industry is dead.
There are always more eager young men willing to learn how to become killers.
The Family McMullen, the most unexpected legacy sequel, is a fine follow-up to The Brothers McMullen.
Embellished nostalgia for donations. What year is it (#601)?
My Sensei’s longest movie finally gets released in theaters for some reason.
That’s not necessarily bad.
You can disagree with drug merchants or even Charlie Kirk without killing them.
Shaped by the negative spaces that mark our existence, the empty holes define imaginary boundaries of what we believe to be true.
The great straight-to-gay conveyor belt.
They'll put the government's hand deep in its citizens' pockets.
Message in a bottle.
Blondes galore, hardcore honky-tonk, the Western intellectual canon as a whole: this year's traditionalists sound fresh and eccentric as well as old-time.
If a Western writer did this, his career would be over.
The Ugly Stepsister is a nasty and hilarious rebuke to the idealized version of a classic fairy tale.
The chilling legends of creatures that haunt Maryland.
Parsing policies on Venezuela and narcotrafficking.
The actor and writer talks about the origin of A Bronx Tale, holding out hope, Swifty Lazar, and more.
The former talk show host talks about life after Late Night and more in this recent interview with Jimmy Kimmel.
The filmmaker talks about writing a play, not rushing his last movie, and fatherhood in this January 2025 interview.
The band are highly amused in this candid 10 minutes from the rehearsal for their October 1993 Saturday Night Live performance.
Shields talks about the indie scene in the early-1990s and the recently released Tremolo EP in this newly restored interview recorded in early 1991, months before the release of Loveless.
The last eight minutes of Peter Bogdanovich's 1971 masterpiece.
The author talks about his work, Ernest Hemingway, and America in this January 9, 2003 interview.
The actors talk to Josh Horowitz about their new movie and more.
The actor talks about his new series Bad Monkey, Death of a Salesman, his love of classical music, and more.
The Lemonheads singer-songwriter talks about his craft, "Mrs. Robinson," and more in this 2019 interview for Berklee Online.
The director of Shaun of the Dead, Baby Driver, and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World talks about his new film, The Running Man, and more with Roger and James Deakins.