14 LGBTQ+ Movies to Watch For in 2020
From Pablo Larrain's 'Ema' to Ryan Murphy's 'The Prom' to Paul Verhoeven's 'Benedetta,' 2020 is shaping up to be a wonderful year for LGBTQ cinema.
Luke Hicks
‘Cats’ Review: A Surprisingly Forgettable Bore
We won't be talking about 'Cats' for much longer.
Gerwig’s Adaptation Is as Irresistibly Charming as ‘Little Women’ Gets
The March sisters are as delightful as ever, if not somehow more so.
Which Director Had The Best Decade?
16 directors, from provocateurs to experimentalists to horror masters to Paul Thomas Anderson.
‘Motherless Brooklyn’ Review: Edward Norton’s Neo-noir Is Oddly Inert
Come for the nostalgia that stems from Edward Norton voiceovers, stay for the...actually, just buy the soundtrack.
‘Varda by Agnès’ Is a Remarkably Transparent Farewell from One of Cinema’s Greatest Directors
Varda's self-portrait takes us through her career and the full spectrum of human emotion.
‘The Irishman’ Review: Scorsese’s Saga Is Everything We Wanted and More
309 scenes, 117 locations, 108 days on set, 10+ years in the making, 3.5 hour runtime. Warning: there is not an intermission. This is not a drill.
‘The King’ Review: Timothée Chalamet Backs Down Tyranny for Netflix
Michôd's latest period piece might not be epic, but its performances are.
‘The Laundromat’ Review: Spotlighting Global Corruption Through a Keen, Comical Lens
"The world is just men hiding behind piles of paper."
‘Joker’ Review: A Thrill Without Wit
The first worthwhile Joker since Heath Ledger.
