Steven Soderbergh's telling of the story of the Panama Papers case is a sight to behold in what it tells, and how it tells the story.
‘The Laundromat’ TIFF Review: Soderbergh’s Latest True Story Comedy is a Baffling Joke
Category: 3 Stars
‘Lucy in the Sky’ TIFF Review: Noah Hawley’s Directorial Debut Falls Short of the Diamonds
Noah Hawley makes his directorial debut with a tale about an astronaut's existential crisis.
‘Giant Little Ones’ Review: A Decent Queer Coming-of-age Drama With Little New Ground to Cover
This Canadian film about understanding sexual fluidity feels limited in its own scope.
“Pokémon: Detective Pikachu” Review: Bizarre Charms Don’t Reach Their Peak But Remain Entertaining
The first live-action Pokémon film might convert young kids into new fans, but it still misses the heights of its potential.
‘Aquaman’ Review: Working with Too Much Within Too Little
The aquatic superhero doesn't quite strike gold, but it still embraces its own ridiculousness.
Mary Poppins Returns but Brought Nothing New: A Review
Emily Blunt brings a new sort of charm to Julie Andrews's beloved role, but the film does not seem to have much else to carry.
Zhang Yimou’s Shadow Takes Too Long Before Getting Exciting: TIFF Review
Zhang Yimou may be closer to finding the footing that made his best works so distinctive.
Olivier Assayas’s Non-Fiction is a Funny but Empty Comedy: TIFF Review
Olivier Assayas being Assayas as always, maybe to a fault.
Green Book Review: An Entertaining, If Hokey Tale of a Near-Impossible Friendship
Peter Farrelly's first solo film may or may not be a big awards contender.
Vita & Virginia is Beautiful, But Disappointingly Surface Level: TIFF Review
Elizabeth Debicki's portrayal of the famed author is one worthy of noting, but the film surrounding it could have been something more.
