The Dirt Review: A Safe Story About a Dangerous Band
The Mötley Crüe biopic is an engaging story about found families that's smothered by its insistence on condensing an epic life down to under two hours.
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Mikey and Nicky Review: Elaine May Breaks Down Masculinity to its Core
Elaine May's understanding of masculinity goes beyond what men would be afraid to admit, even today.
The Yards Review: The Understated Richness of James Gray’s Crime Drama
James Gray's second feature film may have gone understated, but its beauty still shines through.
Transit Review: A Haunted Tale of Survival Between Past and Present
Christian Petzold's newest film only ever raises up the feeling of anxiety to a maximum.
The Mother and Daughter Dynamics by Way of Ingmar Bergman’s Autumn Sonata: A Review
Cinema's two greatest Bergmans come together in a cathartic family drama like no other.
Review: Characters and Theme Do the Heavy Lifting in Captain Marvel
Though its heroics don't quite hit the spot, there's a lot to like about Carol Danvers' introduction to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Mamoru Hosoda’s Mirai, and the Understanding of Familial Dynamics: A Review
Mamoru Hosoda's newest feature stays simple, but remains nonetheless effective in its intent to reach children.
