‘The King’ Review: Timothée Chalamet Backs Down Tyranny for Netflix
Michôd's latest period piece might not be epic, but its performances are.
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‘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.
‘Ready or Not’ and the Exclusivity of Insufferable In-laws
Remember that one time your father-in-law asked you to play a game? This is more along the lines of what he had in mind.
Sailing Into Uncharted Territory With ‘The Peanut Butter Falcon’
Nilson and Schwartz's debut feature glows with its incredible ensemble, singular approach, and real world parallels
‘Hobbs and Shaw’ Review: Delivers What It Promises and Nothing More
It's less about the cars every time.
‘Yesterday’ Confirms Our Suspicions: The World Is Worse Without The Beatles
You'll likely never walk away from such a dull movie with a such a big smile on your face. Such is the magic of The Beatles.
‘Midsommar’ is Here to Save The Season
Wait, what'd you say about sophomore slumps?
‘Toy Story 4’ Review: A Wonderful, Peculiar, and Worthy Send-off
If you can get past the bummer that is the lack of an opening short, you'll be glad you did.
‘Men in Black: International’ Review: An Expensive and Disappointing Dad Joke
2019 continues its early summer movie slog with a listless fourth chapter in the MIB saga.
