Some modern touches help elevate the hit Broadway show. Mean Girls Review: Inventive Musical Adaptation Occasionally Hits a Flat Note Liz Shannon Miller
Garth Davis' limp adaptation of the Iain Reid novel is Tennessee Williams meets Black Mirror. Paul Mescal and Saoirse Ronan Fail to Connect In Milquetoast Sci-Fi Romantic Drama Foe: Review Clint Worthington
The final DCEU film features a lot more of the drum-playing octopus, at least. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom Review: A Lame Duck Farewell Full of Flaws Liz Shannon Miller
The new A24 drama by Jonathan Glazer brings an unflinching eye to life in Auschwitz during World War II. The Zone of Interest Confronts the Holocaust Next Door: Review Liz Shannon Miller
The icon brings audiences a taste of her 2023 concert tour and a look into her soul. Beyoncé Paints a Powerful Self-Portrait in Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé: Review Liz Shannon Miller
Tor better or worse, the 2023 sequel is the same flavor as the original. Good Burger 2 Has Nostalgia on its Menu and a Little Something Extra: Review Marcus Shorter
This deviously absurd fable about fame isn't dampened by its shaky focus. Nicolas Cage Chases Fleeting Viral Fame In the Droll Dream Scenario: Review Clint Worthington
This deviously absurd fable about fame isn't dampened by its shaky focus. Nicolas Cage Chases Fleeting Viral Fame In the Droll Dream Scenario: Review Clint Worthington
Sofia Coppola's biographical look at the King's queen enters wide release on November 3rd. In Priscilla, Sofia Coppola Finds the Girl Behind the Icon: Review Mary Siroky
Hearkening back to decades ago, Alexander Payne delivers an intimate and touching character drama. The Holdovers Review: Paul Giamatti & Da’Vine Joy Randolph Shine in Charming Time Capsule Liz Shannon Miller
The Star Is Born director's follow-up is a loving portrait of the composer, but It's Carey Mulligan who steals the show. Maestro Review: Bradley Cooper’s Leonard Bernstein Biopic Brings the Heart, but Lacks the Music Cady Siregar
The charming 37-minute film is streaming now on Netflix. Wes Anderson Crafts a (Short) Confection in The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar: Review Liz Shannon Miller