‘Elle’ Review: The Unconventional Aftermath of Assault
Not recommended for discussion during your Thanksgiving dinner.
‘The Comedian’ Review: This Comedy Fails to Land Its Punchlines
Robert De Niro's years-in-the-making passion project peters out.
‘Nocturnal Animals’ Review: As Stylish and Seductive as its Director, Tom Ford
Tom Ford creates both an edge-of-your-seat thriller and also a breathtakingly gorgeous lookbook.
‘The Love Witch’ Review: A Feminist Approach to the Classic Witchcraft Story
If anything, 'The Love Witch' shows Anna Biller’s keen attention to detail for the art of filmmaking, not simply the art of homage.
‘Hacksaw Ridge’ Review: In Beautiful Yet Brutal a Pacifist Goes to War
Gibson's depiction of this hell-on-Earth is more persuasive sermonizing than any petty, politicized paranoia drama.
‘Loving’ Review: The Quiet Hurt in the Price of Loving
'Loving,' in theaters today, is devoid of all types of fantastical conventions and cliches, standing as nearly a polar opposite and one of the year's most affecting love stories.