Review: Bold, bloated ‘Babylon’ explores early Hollywood depravity
While writer-director Damien Chazelle’s ambitious and outrageous “Babylon” offers a different look at the Golden…
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Review: Cannibal romance ‘Bones and All’ finds beauty in darkness
Luca Guadagnino’s last two feature films were the decidedly different 2017 coming-of-age romantic drama “Call…
Review: Cate Blanchett embodies accused maestro in ‘Tár’
Lydia Tár is an icon. The first female conductor of a German symphony, she leads…
Review: ‘Pearl’ adds depth — and kills — to ‘X’ villain’s backstory
When Ti West’s “X” was released in theaters back in March, critics and audiences alike…
Review: Horror film ‘Barbarian’ is a wild, twisted ride
If you’ve heard talk of “Barbarian,” you’ve likely heard that it’s best to go in…
‘Breaking’ Point: John Boyega shows his acting chops in heartbreaking film
The new John Boyega film “Breaking” will break your heart. Based on a true story,…
Review: Jordan Peele thriller ‘Nope’ is extraordinary, extra suspenseful, extraterrestrial
American filmmaker Jordan Peele, who wrote and directed the supremely original story of “Nope,” is…
Review: ‘Marcel the Shell’ is an endearing dramedy for all ages
It would be understandable to be skeptical of the claim that one of the best…
Review: ‘The Black Phone’ gives a new meaning to ‘ghost calls’
Movies set within the 1970s have a signature gritty base, and “The Black Phone” certainly…
Review: Robert Eggers goes big with Viking epic ‘The Northman’
Audiences looking to “The Northman” for an action-packed blockbuster may not find exactly what they’re…