“Movies” Archives
Concerning the Other Two Star Wars Prequels
In which I realize that I probably owe The Phantom Menace a bit of an apology.
Revisiting the Ghosts of Bly Manor
Alissa Wilkinson on Disney’s Nostalgia Problem
This is why she’s one of my favorite movie critics.
Yes, The Phantom Menace Really Is as Bad as You Remember
Search your feelings. You know it to be true.
The Strange Negotiations Trailer Finds David Bazan Pondering the Crumbling of Evangelical Christianity
It’s clear that Bazan is completely transparent in the documentary, whether he’s talking about Christianity or his family.
A Trippy Trailer for Richard Stanley’s Color Out of Space
The latest Lovecraft adaptation stars Nicolas Cage as man driven mad by an alien color.
Blazing Saddles’ Remarkably Progressive Racial Humor
Spider-Verse 2: April 8, 2022
If you haven’t seen Into the Spider-Verse yet, then you’re missing out on a true delight.
We Are Now Living in Blade Runner
Where’s my spinner?
What does Ang Lee’s Gemini Man mean for cinema’s future?
Critics consider digitally created actors and ultra-realistic high frame rate filmmaking in Ang Lee’s latest.
The Infinity Saga Collector’s Edition
The Best Buy exclusive will be released on November 15 and only cost you $549.99. But financing is available.
Stuntmen React to Movie Stunts
What makes a truly good movie stunt? These real-life stuntmen will tell you.
Bayhem Comes to Netflix in the First Trailer for 6 Underground
One of the most expensive Netflix films to date, Michael Bay’s latest starts streaming on December 13.
A Live-Action Promised Neverland Movie is in the Works
The suspenseful manga spawned a suspenseful anime. Will an equally suspenseful movie follow, too?
Watch the Trailer for Life After the Navigator
The upcoming documentary explores the troubled life of former child actor Joey Cramer.
Returning to the Grid in Tron: Legacy
Shaw Brothers Streaming
Douglas Trumbull on Making Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Star Trek: The Motion Picture: Ambitious, Awe-Inspiring… and Boring
The first Star Trek film contains some of the franchise’s most awe-inspiring scenes. At other times, it’s quite the snoozefest.
Review Round-Up: Rian Johnson’s Knives Out
Johnson’s latest is a twisty murder whodunit in the vein of Agatha Christie.
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