‘Dark Phoenix’ Review: A Sour Final Note for the X-Men Series
The X-Men series meets its end but doesn't give the goodbye it promises.
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‘The Dead Don’t Die’ Review: Jarmusch’s Zombie Comedy is Dead on Arrival
Jim Jarmusch's zombie comedy doesn't quite do for zombies what Only Lovers Left Alive did for vampires.
My Seven Minutes with Dolly and Emily and Grace: An Interview about ‘Good Posture’
Jaime Rebanal sits down with Dolly Wells, Emily Mortimer, and Grace Van Patten to have a chat about Wells's feature directorial debut.
Víctor Erice’s ‘El Sur’ May be Incomplete, But Its Power Still Resonates Deeply: A Review
Víctor Erice follows his stellar debut film with one of the most profound and resonant statements to grace the screen.
‘Rocketman’ Review: A Perfect Tribute to a Life Beyond the Yellow Brick Road
Elton John's biopic isn't so much of a biopic, but a beautiful rock fantasy.
‘Batman vs Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ Review: DTV film packs a punch
For some reason, DC's DTV animated movies exist in two tiers. There's the A tier which includes their big hyped films like the movies set in their shared universe or that adapt A-list comics or both as the upcoming Batman Hush will. These are given hype at the cons, talked about years in advance, and [...]
‘Pyaasa’ Review: Guru Dutt’s Hauntingly Semi-Autobiographical Poem
Guru Dutt's tale of achieving success in post-independence India is a haunting piece of Bollywood cinema.
