The Incomer Review: A Delightfully Weird British Comedy
Louis Paxton's first feature The Incomer is a delightfully weird British comedy about finding community starring Domhnall Gleeson, Gayle Rankin, and Grant O'Rourke.
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Echo Valley Review
Echo Valley, the new thriller debuting on AppleTV+ from director Michael Pearce and writer Brad Ingelsby features fantastic performances, haunting visuals, and it might be the most visually beautiful streaming film you'll see this summer.
Contra Zoom Pod Episode 246: A24 Retrospective – Ex Machina
Jeremy LaLonde joins Dakota and Rachel for their A24 retrospective as they discuss Ex-Machina on Contra Zoom Pod!
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Video Review
Is Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker a fitting conclusion to one of the most beloved stories in popular culture or does it play it too safe? Watch Managing Editor Jason Gorber’s SPOILER-FREE Rise of Skywalker video review!
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker – Celebrate the Legacy: Featurette
The new Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker – Celebrate the Legacy featurette reveals never-before-seen footage from the Skywalker saga.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Final Trailer
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker sees Rey and the resistance face-off against Kylo Ren and The First Order in the saga's epic conclusion.
The Kitchen Review
The Kitchen is a messy, half-cooked crime-drama that never rises to the occasion despite having all the right ingredients.
TIFF 2017: mother! Review
TIFF 2017: mother! Review.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens Review – Spoiler-Free
We saw Star Wars: The Force Awakens and want to tell you all about it without giving away anything you don't already know.
Star Wars Comic Con Reel: Luke, Leia, and Han – They’re All Here!
Watch the full Star Wars: The Force Awakens Comic-Con reel below and try not to get goosebumps
Ex Machina Review
Ex Machina is a high concept film about genius, obsession, lust, love, and violence. It’s a sci-fi thriller in an Asimovian vein, delving deeply into notions of identity while remaining accessible and entertaining.
About Time Review
A sweet natured and well done look at love and family that would drive a cynic insane, About Time from writer and director Richard Curtis (Notting Hill, Love Actually) works far better than one might expect.
