After countless cinematic, television, and theatrical iterations, there was no discernible need for a new Frankenstein. And yet Guillermo Del Toro more than justifies another adaptation of Mary Shelley’s 1818 ...
Richard Linklater is spending 2025 in the past, courtesy of his upcoming French New Wave homage Nouvelle Vague as well as Blue Moon, and the latter—which just screened at the ...
Mads Mikkelsen may be a cunning and intimidating presence to American audiences who know him from Casino Royale, Dr. Strange, Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore, Indiana Jones and the ...
True love is forever, so it’s apt that romantic comedies— be it Powell and Pressburger’s 1946 classic A Matter of Life and Death, Warren Beatty and Buck Henry’s 1978 fantasy ...
The number of murders in Only Murders in the Building’s building has gone from surprising to ridiculous. Yet the further it stretches its conceit, the more Steve Martin and John ...
What was so artless and poetic in Chloe Zhao’s The Rider and Nomadland—the romantic evocation of the natural world and its connection to its inhabitants; the authentic performances, often from ...
The Christophers may be about a forgery scheme, but there’s nothing derivative about the films of Steven Soderbergh. The director’s third feature of 2025—following the first-person haunted house tale Presence ...
On a dusty road in a stretch of Brazilian nowhere circa 1977, a yellow Volkswagen Beetle pulls into a gas station where a dead body lies under a piece of ...
Rental Family, which just premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, has the kind of premise that just makes you assume it’s itching to get its audience sobbing. Brendan Fraser ...
Seven years after he was accused of sexual misconduct, and three years after his directorial debut Being Mortal fell apart due to complaints about headliner Bill Murray’s on-set behavior, Aziz ...
