‘1917’ is a technically-stunning cinematic experience
Mischa Alexander reviews '1917', the WWI epic from 'Skyfall' director Sam Mendes filmed in one continuous shot.
Read More
Film
‘Frozen 2’ leaves you feeling cold
Katie Hoggan
Jan. 27
Why did the ‘Star Wars’ sequel trilogy fail?
James Palmer
Jan. 25
Last Night I Watched: ‘The Witch’
Giles Allen-Bowden
Jan. 24
‘Marriage Story’ is a visceral portrait of divorce
Jacob Jefferson
Jan. 23
‘Sorry We Missed You’ is Ken Loach at his most despairing
Jed Thomas
Jan. 21
There is hope in the horror of ‘For Sama’
Axel Metz
Jan. 19
Predicting the 92nd Academy Awards
Joe Garrard
Jan. 15
Top Content
- 1Nosferatu: An unconvincing iteration of a horror classic
- 2Blue nights, loneliness and longing in ‘All We Imagine as Light’
- 3From mystical forests, ancient river gods, to giant post-apocalyptic bugs: Studio Ghibli’s poignant environmentalism
- 4Blink Twice: A feminist horror that failed to escape its own traps
- 5Opus: A reheated mess without a voice of its own
- 6Unconventional romance films to stop you in your tracks
- 7The mad titan of cinema: Looking back on the MCU
- 8Parikrama: a thought-provoking yet flawed look at India’s Narmada River
- 9The Dragon Lives Again: a ’70s martial arts multiverse
- 10A place both wonderful and strange: looking back on the films of David Lynch