26 Reviews
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8 ...a helpful reminder that one man can’t be the solution to racist police violence, even as a successful spokesperson for the movement to end that violence.
8 As a snapshot of human beings using art to express themselves and connect to their cultures, The Art of Incarceration is a triumph.
8 ...offers the perfect mid-point between the childish and mature themes that The Clone Wars navigated. I was deeply surprised.
7 Bizarre, loud, fantastical pulp that rises to the moment.
7 A solid action comedy and a window into how a French director with a lot of American projects can turn eclectic influences into an artistic sensibility with wide-ranging appeal, all while directing actors to beat up Nazis.
8 ...a powerful film, clean and digestible while it traffics in metaphors and deploys poetry and philosophy.
8 ...an earnest near-future sci-fi built around the thin line between memory and fantasy, with a plot centering on friendship, mystery and technological advancement.
7 ...a movie in love with the whodunnit genre...
8 The world would be better off for more movies set in Africa before colonization, especially if they’re as good as this one.
7 ...will positively terrify casual fans of horror. It’s creepy, dreadful and jumpy.
8 It’s a drama and thriller created out of real-life footage of strange-as-fiction events.
8 ...a thoughtful meditation on choice, love and the anguish of expectation, dressed in the clothing of a clear-eyed, anxious body horror.
8 ...offers the perfect mid-point between the childish and mature themes that The Clone Wars navigated. I was deeply surprised.
8 ...a spooky coming-of-age comedy made of sad and dramatic moments...
7 ...a fun action ride...
8 The documentary is valuable to audience members who want to know more of the details behind the stories he tells on the last track of The College Dropout, “Last Call,”...
6 The Offer’s greatest success is in delivering the early 1970s as a second Hollywood Golden Age through outstanding individual performances. Giovanni Ribisi and Matthew Goode...
8 The documentary is valuable to audience members who want to know more of the details behind the stories he tells on the last track of The College Dropout, “Last Call,”...
7 ...a successful directorial debut for long-time stunt coordinator J.J. Perry. It isn’t a revelation, but it’s mirthful and violent and feels like everyone involved had fun making it while taking their jobs seriously.
8 Carter is the proverbial nonstop action thrill ride that every blockbuster claims to be.
8 ...a CG-animated film about Superman’s dog learning to make and share friends that is much better than you would expect.
9 ...still one of TV’s best comedies.
7 There’s a lean drama miniseries in here mixed with a disaster film, a superfluous love story, and a police investigation.
7 There’s a lean drama miniseries in here mixed with a disaster film, a superfluous love story, and a police investigation.