Richard Linklater

Hit Man Review Venice

‘Hit Man’ Is a Hilarious and Unpredictable Romp That Will Make Glen Powell a Star

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Richard Linklater’s latest film is a hilarious and unpredictable romp that shows the star power Glen Powell has always had inside him.

Dazed And Confused

‘Dazed and Confused’ and Richard Linklater’s Commitment to Nostalgia

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For his 60th birthday, we look back at what makes Linklater’s ode to the ’70s such a classic.

Decade Best Comedy Cover

The 50 Best Comedy Movies of the Decade

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Reality didn’t always give us that much to laugh about in the past decade, but these movies sure did.

Good Boys

‘Good Boys’ Box Office: A Rare Success for an Original Comedy

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The R-rated preteen swear fest is only the second original title to hit number one this year.

Slacker

‘Slacker’ on the Cusp of the Independent Cinema Revolution

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When Independent Cinema still meant Independent Cinema, Richard Linklater willed his way into creation.

Everybody Wants Some

Richard Linklater is the Best Choice to Direct a Bill Hicks Biopic

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Linklater’s varied but undeniably candid backlog aligns perfectly with Hicks’ no-nonsense, confrontational brand.

Summer Of Age

Dazed and Confused: 7 Essential Summer Coming-of-Age Movies

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An overview of the coming-of-age genre’s most thoughtful films.

Rosie Perez Do The Right Thing Dance Scenes

A Tribute to Dance Scenes in Non-Musicals

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There’s nothing greater than a perfect dance scene.

Call Me By Your Name / Before Sunrise

Comparing ‘Before Sunrise’ and ‘Call Me By Your Name’

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How do these “dreamlike romances” use escapism to heighten our emotional investment?