Juror #2 Review: What’s the Verdict on Clint’s Latest?
Cry Macho didn't live up to the lofty standard of Eastwood's last film, but if Juror #2 is the end of his career, it is a noble one.
Dahomey Review
Mati Diop's Dahomey is an intimate and focused contemplation on culture and the far-reaching consequences of colonialism.
Emilia Pérez Review: A Musical Unlike Any You’ve Seen Before
Karla Sofía Gascón gives a star-is-born performance in Jacques Audiard's narco musical Emilia Pérez with Zoe Saldana and Selena Gomez.
Here Review: American Cheese Never Ages
Here, the Forrest Gump reunion of Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, and Robert Zemeckis is an unfortunately mawkish affair.
Anora Review
The film is many things at once and yet so decisively unified. A Cinderella fairytale romance, Anora lithely shifts between comedy and drama. It's pure magic.
Venom: The Last Dance Review: Once More, But With Less Feeling
Tom Hardy returns as one-man buddy duo in Venom: The Last Dance, the latest entry in the shockingly successful branch of the MCU.
Concrete Utopia Review
South Korea's Oscar submission, Concrete Utopia, is a must-watch that will keep you riveted from beginning to end.
Conclave Review
Ralph Fiennes gives a career-best performance in Edward Berger's Conclave, one of the best films of 2024.
Smile 2 Review: Grin for the Win
Smile 2 is destined to be one of the films mentioned in the pantheon of sequels that outshine the original. It really is that good.
We Live In Time Review
It’s the type of movie you leave with a smile on your face, that hope remains even through joy and sadness.
Goodrich Review: Michael Keaton Is Mr. Mom 2.0
Written and directed by Hallie Meyers-Shyer, Michael Keaton stars in the surprisingly pleasant family drama Goodrich opposite Mila Kunis.
Hold Your Breath Review: Not Even Sarah Paulson At Her Best Can Save This Psychological Horror Flick
A welcome star vehicle for Sarah Paulson, Hold Your Breath starts strong, but never recovers from a repetitive, undernourished script.
Terrifier 3 Review: Art for Art’s Sake
Terrifier 3 is gross and it is engaging, and it refuses to apologize for being both.
The Apprentice Review: To Bigly Go Where No Man Has Before
Sebastian Stan, Jeremy Strong, and Maria Bakalova star in the Donald Trump biopic The Apprentice.. It's the monster movie of the season.
Mongrels Review: VIFF 2024
Jerome Yoo makes an exciting feature directorial debut with Mongrels, which boasts a strong visual sense and compelling performances.
