Cannes 2024: Megalopolis Review
Francis Ford Coppola's epic sci-fi passion project Megalopolis has been decades in the making, but how does the wildness stack up in the final cut?
Dustin Hoffman
Kung Fu Panda 4 Review: Obligatory Sequel Is Bland
Kung Fu Panda 4 hit theaters with less of a "skadoosh" and more of a splat—failing to capture to fresh energy of the previous films
As They Made Us Review
Mayim Bialik shows plenty of promise as a director here as she offers up an honest examination of how the scars of the past shape the bonds of the present.
Black Hole Films Episode 186 – Ishtar
Jason Butler joins Jeremy for Ishtar!
The Criterion Shelf: Directed by Volker Schlöndorff
Beginning with his feature debut Young Törless, Schlöndorff showed himself interested in examining the gray area of morality.
The Criterion Shelf: Marriage Stories
Criterion has put together a collection of marital tales, most of which aren’t going to inspire you to jump to propose any time soon: the ones who stay together are miserable (or, in one case, possibly a fantasy), those who part do so in a morass of bigamy, infidelity and acrimony.
comPOSERS Episode 17: Hook
This week we welcome local musician and artist Ryan Murray to discuss the "good score, bad film" combo that is John Williams' "Hook".
Movies vs. Matrimony: Season 2 Round 13
Find out if Daniel or Pauline won round 13 and if they defended their movie well!
The Development Slate Episode 45 – Dick Tracy
This week on The Development Slate we're talking about Dick Tracy!
The Program Review
The Program is the first attempt to fictionalize the events surrounding Lance Armstrong's downfall, but will it be the definitive one?
The Graduate Criterion Blu-ray Review
The Graduate is on Criterion for the first time since the days of laserdisc. The new Blu-ray ports over some old extras while adding some stellar new ones, you're going to want to make room on your shelf for this one.
Dustin Hoffman Interview
Dustin Hoffman talks to us about what he looks for in a director, who he'd still like to work with, his new film Boychoir and what burger place he took the cast and crew out to while shooting.
The Cobbler Review
The Cobbler is one of the stranger films to come out of Hollywood in recent history, it's a bit of train wreck that's hard not to stare at even if you know you shouldn't.
TIFF 2014: The Cobbler Review
The Cobbler Special Presentations I only have 300 words or less to explain The Cobbler, but I doubt I could adequately convey anything about it in less than 30,000 words. How else would one describe one of the most original and bafflingly crazy misfires you’ve ever seen? Like Ishtar, it’s a film that will someday […]
TIFF 2014: Boychoir Review
Boychoir Gala An unabashed crowd pleaser that recalls the troubled youth movies of the 1950s more than it does standardized performing arts showcases, François Girard’s first film in ages goes for the heartstrings while eschewing most troubling genre clichés. Following the loss of his mother in a drunk driving accident and a father (Josh Charles) […]
