Tag: film reviews

Many people are probably unaware that William Shakespeare and his wife had a son Hamnet, who died of the plague ...

When last we left our friends in the Land of Oz (John Chu’s 2024 film “Wicked: Part One”), the green-skinned ...

Jay Kelly, the subject of Noah Baumbach’s new film “Jay Kelly,” is a 60-ish movie star, well-known and respected all ...

Guillermo del Toro has made a career of making motion pictures about fairy tale monsters. But not monster movies like ...

Following the fall of the Nazi empire in Germany, 22 Nazi government and military leaders were tried in an IMT, ...

Just one week after the release of “Blue Moon,” his exploration of the decline of songwriter Lorenz Hart, comes “Nouvelle ...

For my money, the best film so far this millennium has been Richard Linklater’s 2014 drama “Boyhood.” This was the ...

One of the top-rated films of 1985 was Hector Babenco’s adaptation of Manuel Puig’s novel, “Kiss of the Spider Woman.” ...

I’ve never thought of Paul Thomas Anderson as an action-film kind of director. While never boring or slow, Anderson’s films ...

Filmmaker Kogonada’s first feature film was the quirky 2017 indie “Columbus,” an intergenerational love story set against the backdrop of ...