‘The Long Dumb Road’ Sundance Review: Jason Mantzoukas Makes “Dumb” Fun [WATCH]
Jason Mantzoukas and Tony Revolori are a natural comic chemistry.
‘West of Her’ Review: A Charming, Simple Road Movie
Not quite revelatory, but a beautiful ride.
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Joel McHale, Emmy Rossum Talk ‘A Futile and Stupid Gesture’ [WATCH]
Find out what comedian the stars of the Sundance hit would buy a drink for.
‘Pity’ Sundance Review: The Only Thing Sad About This Film is That It Had To End
This dark comedy is as hilarious as it is horrifying.
‘Tyrel’ Sundance Review: Racial Discomfort Explored in a Booze-Fueled Cabin Retreat With the Boys
Sebastián Silva's micro-budget movie explores feeling like the odd man out.
‘In The Fade’ Review: A Mother’s Worst Nightmare is Realized and Relived
Diane Kruger's award season calling card is epic.
‘Phantom Thread’ Review: A Beguiling Romance With a Twist
The allure of a PTA film is that there is always more then meets the eye.
‘Hostiles’ Review: Christian Bale’s Western Is Heroic Journey Towards Respect
We are all Hostiles, and the world is built on principles that divide us.
‘All The Money In the World’ Review: True Story of Kidnapped Getty Heir is Brought to the Big Screen
No more Space at the table.
‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ Review: It’s Still a Jedi-Level Task to Balance the Old With the New
The Force is modest with this one.
‘The Dancer’ Review: Soko Gives Blood, Sweat, and Tears in Moving Biopic
A look into the life of the "Goddess of Light."
‘The Shape of Water’ Review: Let Yourself Be Swept Away in Del Toro’s Fantasy Romance
A fish out of water love story.
‘The Tribes of Palos Verdes’ Review: A Riptide of Heartbreak, Young Love, and New Beginnings
The chaos of family life crashes like giant waves.