James Gray's second feature film may have gone understated, but its beauty still shines through.
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The Yards Review: The Understated Richness of James Gray’s Crime Drama
Category: 4½ Stars
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.
Hal Ashby’s Shampoo and the Blissful Ignorance of Sexual Politics: Review
Hal Ashby's satire of the political climate in the 1970's rings with another bite about the changing times.
The Joys of Spider-Man’s Long Lasting Legacy with Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse: A Review
This new cinematic interpretation of the beloved superhero carries more than just the joys of what made Spider-Man's legacy resonate with many.
Adam McKay’s Vice, or How My Hatred For Dick Cheney Only Grows Stronger: A Review
McKay's portrait of the infamous American Vice President is not one that goes without a seething hatred for what's come forward.
The Comfort of Being Free with Sebastián Lelio’s Gloria Bell: TIFF Review
Sebastián Lelio's remake of his own film isn't a mere shot-for-shot copy of his original but rather a polishing.
Neil Armstrong Biopic First Man is One Giant Leap for Damien Chazelle and Ryan Gosling: TIFF Review
Damien Chazelle's biopic about the late astronaut never holds back in awe.
