In which Jaime Rebanal recounts the best films of 2019.
2019: The End of the Decade’s Year in Review
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‘Children of Men’ Review: Searching for Hope in the Darkest of Times
Alfonso Cuarón's 2006 science fiction epic calls for hope in the future of mankind.
Last Minute Criterion Suggestions from Us
There’s only a few days left of the half-off sale from the Criterion Collection. If you’re a newcomer to the home video line, all of those selections can look daunting and you’ll probably stand there for a good while trying to decide what to get. With nearly a thousand titles to choose from, it’s overwhelming. [...]
Magnolia, a San Fernando Epic About The Search for Redemption Through Mere Coincidences: A Review
Paul Thomas Anderson's 1999 magnum opus remains the director at his most ambitious and emotionally chaotic.
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.
The TIFF Diaries: Day 2 – Abruptly Changing the Schedule: Mouthpiece and Gloria Bell
TIFF's second day may be quite slow but being at the red carpet was an interesting experience.
The Big Lebowski: The Dude Abides Twenty Years Later
We're always talking about The Dude here.
Suburbicon – Review
Too inconsistent as both a socio-political commentary and too ugly as a comedy. (✯½)
Kingsman: The Golden Circle – Review
Only bloats all the worst qualities of its predecessor. (✯½)
