Drew Goddard's second film is a blast. Then it isn't. But it mostly is.
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Barry Jenkins Gives a New Life to James Baldwin’s Legacy with If Beale Street Could Talk: TIFF Review
Barry Jenkins's third feature film doesn't only set him up to become one of this generation's finest filmmakers; it proves he is one among our finest.
The Old Man & the Gun’s Unabashed Sentimentality Sets the Perfect Sendoff for Robert Redford: TIFF Review
David Lowery's most recent film is a bittersweet sendoff to a legend, if this were truly to be Robert Redford's last film.
Widows is the Most Captivating Heist Film in Years and Stretches Beyond Genre Conventions: TIFF Review
Steve McQueen's latest film presents itself as being far more radical than one could ask for.
BlacKkKlansman is A Frightening Tale of How Hatred is Bred Into Our Society: A Review
Spike Lee's latest may not be his angriest, but it's what our world needs today.
Sicario: Day of the Soldado is an Unnecessary Sequel That Leaves a Bitter Taste in the Mouth
This sequel to Denis Villeneuve's 2015 film returns with all the machismo but not much else.
Ocean’s Eight Review: Effervescent Substance Overcomes a Dearth of Style
Gary Ross' crack at the Ocean's franchise doesn't quite measure up to Steven Soderbergh's trilogy, but it's a blast to watch regardless. Chuck Winters breaks it down.
