Meet Bobo Le, The Wedding Banquet’s Scene-Stealing Breakout
"Kendall is this hilarious ride or die, super spontaneous, very impulsive person." Vancouver's Bobo Le tells us about making her big screen debut in The Wedding Banquet.
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The Wedding Banquet Review: A Refreshing Reminder that Anything Goes
Bowen Yang, Lily Gladstone, Kelly Marie Tran, and Han Gi-chan star in Andrew Ahn's warm update of Ang Lee's rom com The Wedding Banquet
Sinners Review: Vampires in a Juke Joint Bring Down the House
Music flows from SINNERS like blood from a vein.
Sacramento Review
Sacramento is a quirky indie-comedy about fatherhood and friendship, that is unfortunately let down by its weaker emotional beats.
Andrew Ahn on The Wedding Banquet and Shifting Culture
An interview with Andrew Ahn about adapting The Wedding Banquet and shifting culture by queering traditional representations of family.
The Amateur Review: Rami Malek and Cast Elevate Routine Revenge Tale
Easy come, easy go: Rami Malek gets his best role since Bohemian Rhapsody in The Amateur and elevates a rote, if slick, spy flick.
Warfare Review: Futility in War, Professionalism in Action
In Warfare, heroism, bravery, and the futility of the Iraq War are encapsulated in one film.
G20 Review: Viola Davis Is an EGOT-Calibre Action Hero
Viola Davis plays a badass President in G20, a preposterously entertaining ode to maximalist action movies.
A Minecraft Movie Review: Absurd Adaptation Levels Up Family Fun
A Minecraft Movie, Hollywood’s latest video game adaption, manages to level up family-friendly fun in theatres.
The Friend Review: Bad Bitches Don’t Cry
Even cat people are bound to love The Friend. A never better Naomi Watts and Bing the Great Dane make for one of the year's best screen couples.
A Nice Indian Boy Review: “I Keep India in My Heart”
Karan Soni and Jonathan Groff star in A Nice Indian Boy, a delightful romantic comedy that crosses cultures and generational divides.
The Ballad of Wallis Island Review: Or, Shut Up and Sing
Tim Key, Tom Basden, and Carey Mulligan star in The Ballad of Wallis Island a folksy ditty about old flames reunited by their number one fan.
A Working Man Review: Jason Statham Sticks to What He Knows Best
David Ayer and Jason Statham team up for another action thriller that is familiar, yet overlong and unnecessarily convoluted.
Ash Review: Sci-Fi-Horror Sticks to Familiar Terrain
Flying Lotus's sci-fi horror film Ash treads in familiar territory and clichés that fans of the genres have come to expect.
Death of a Unicorn Review: Eat the Rich Satire Has No Meat on Its Bones
Paul Rudd, Jenny Ortega, and Richard E. Grant star in Death of a Unicorn a story of wealth, privilege, and one angry beast.
