Martin Scorsese's portrait of the violent-tempered boxer is the director's most difficult film, but also one of his best.
‘Raging Bull’ Review: Martin Scorsese at His Most Difficult, Taxing, and Personal
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‘GoodFellas’ Review: Confronting a Life in False Glamour Right In Front of Your Eyes
As far back as any can remember, Martin Scorsese's 1990 classic remains every bit as seminal as ever.
‘The Irishman’ Review: Martin Scorsese Revisits and Reinvents Familiar Themes in Epic Crime Saga to Wondrous Results
Martin Scorsese works with Netflix to release an audacious project unlike anything else he has directed prior.
‘Honey Boy’ TIFF Review: An Unflinching, Heart-Wrenching Self-Portrait Unlike Any Other
Alma Har'el makes her directorial debut by bringing forth a portrait of Shia LaBeouf's youth unlike any other.
‘The Laundromat’ TIFF Review: Soderbergh’s Latest True Story Comedy is a Baffling Joke
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.
‘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.
The Fragmented Beauty of At Eternity’s Gate: A Review
Julian Schnabel's take on the tormented artist finds beauty in a lack of flow.
Colette Review: A Biopic About Sexual Freedom With One of Keira Knightley’s Best Performances
Keira Knightley's portrayal of the renowned French writer is a stunner.
Bohemian Rhapsody is Insultingly Formulaic and a Vaguely Homophobic Portrait of a Queer Icon: A Review
This biopic about Queen never feels like the tribute that its subject deserved, and rather a film that demonizes for the sake of appeasing wider audiences.
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.
