Warfare (2025) Movie Review: A Brutal, Uncompromising Procedural About The Banality of War
The opening scene of “Warfare” (2025) features a group of largely interchangeable soldiers staring with lurid curiosity at the infamously…
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To the West, in Zapata (Al Oeste, en Zapata, 2025) ‘Visions du Réel’ Movie Review: Piercing, Contained Doc Mines the Tension of Survival
David Bim’s “To the West, in Zapata” has one of the most arresting first chapters of any film playing at…
Intimacy in The Digital Age: Spike Jonze’s “Her” as a Cinematic Mirror to our Technological Present
In 2013, as we were still getting used to smartphones transforming into extensions of our hands and minds, director Spike…
The 15 Best Steven Soderbergh Movies, Ranked
Steven Soderbergh has spent more than two decades making all kinds of films, and yet he continues to surprise us…
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The Royal Hotel (2023) Movie Review: A chilling critique of how superfluous and casual misogyny create unwarranted danger when the lenses are changed
“It’s Okay,” “Men are just like that,” and “He’s just joking” are only a few phrases that you might overhear…
What is the True Story Behind Netflix’s “Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer”?
Netflix’s docuseries “Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer,” directed by Liz Garbus, delves into the chilling case of the…
Top 10 Val Kilmer Movie Performances, Ranked
Val Kilmer was a truly unique actor, movie star, and personality, as his uncompromising approach to the craft of acting…
Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar (2014) Ending Explained
Hoping that by now you would have seen Christopher Nolan’s space film, Interstellar, starring Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, and Michael…