An Incredibly Satisfying Build — The Brutalist Review All the building blocks of a classic. Brady Corbet’s second feature as a writer, director and producer is a statement as large and daring as the building at the heart of its epic story. Glowing...
An Unorthodox Biopic — I’m Still Here Review An incredible example of the power of the biopic Adapted from the 2015 memoir of Marcelo Rubens Paiva, I’m Still Here (Ainda Estou Aqui ) is a film about family and politics. But it stands out thanks to...
Review: The Substance A shot to the awards season Coralie Fargeat’s satirical media skewering is a bundle of influences, so it’s no wonder they bubble and mash together by the film’s end. Kafka’s Metamorphosis, Stevenson’s Jekyll and Hyde, and...
April Is The Cruellest Month — The Gorge Review T.S. Eliot's Romeo & Juliet with unlimited ammo. The Gorge was released on Valentine’s Day, making it a big romantic gamble for Apple. Miles Teller, Anya Taylor-Joy, and a mist-filled canyon of unimaginable...
Review: Captain America: Brave New World Can Captain America fly while the red mist falls? Captain America: Brave New World brings a new urgency to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It’s been a while since three features have been released in a year,...
