With Alice in the Cites, Wim Wenders created one of the most nuanced and complex portraits of an empowered young girl ever seen on-screen.
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Alice in the Cities: A Girl’s Story
Tuesday, 31 May 2016
The Wailing Review
The Wailing Pits a Bumbling Cop Against Pure Evil ¶ “Not everything that moves, breathes, and talks is living.”
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All the Movies Promised By The Rock
A history of what Dwayne Johnson‘s been cooking.
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Clint Eastwood: The One And Only
Exploring the incomparable and still vital career of Clint Eastwood.
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Remedial Film School: A Conversation about Sweet Smell of Success with Sam Fragoso
I am a film critic, but almost all of the movies I watch are new releases. That is going to change. With Jeff Bayer’s Remedial Film School…
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Filmmaker and Former Cult Member Will Allen on Holy Hell, Healing, and His Sci-fi Future
“The fantastic side effect of the film was the acceptance and the healing that came from it.”
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Serious Actors Are the Funniest Stars of 2016
Traditional comedians aren’t cutting it, so dramatic actors are cutting in.
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Monday, 30 May 2016
4 New DVD Releases to Watch at Home This Week
It’s a light week for home video. Happy Memorial Day weekend!
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Paul Rudd & Craig Roberts in 'The Fundamentals of Caring' Trailer
"My child has a unique sense of humor…" Netflix has debuted the trailer for an indie comedy called The Fundamentals of Caring, from comedian/writer/producer Rob Burnett. The film stars Paul Rudd as a depressed guy who becomes a caregiver, and his first job is...
Game of Thrones Explained: Efficiency is Coming And It’s Giving Us Cold Hands
Season 6 moves some pieces around and asks plenty of new questions.
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Sunday, 29 May 2016
Chevalier Review
“I’ve got a beautiful erection, enduring and engaged. Open up and let me show you.”
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Saturday, 28 May 2016
Did You See This?
In celebration of Oliver Assayas’s Kristen Stewart–led fashion-world ghost story Personal Shopper (for which Assayas won a best director prize at Cannes last week), Vogue has a new feature with the film’s costume designer, Jürgen Doering, who . . .
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Watch: Trailer for Weird Sci-Fi Film 'The Call Up' About Virtual Reality
This time it's for real. Vertical Entertainment has released an official trailer for a sci-fi action film called The Call Up, from writer/director Charles Barker about a virtual reality video game that turns out to be more than just a simple, harmless video game....
Review: Bryan Singer's 'X-Men: Apocalypse' is a Scattered & Stale Mess
16 years and 8 films have passed since the beginning of the X-Men series. It's hard to believe director Bryan Singer is still trying his hand in this particular cinematic universe, but the X-Men series has created something of a wheelhouse for the filmmaker...
Friday, 27 May 2016
Tim Robbins and Robert Altman’s Pact for The Player
Robert Altman’s Hollywood satire The Player (out now on Blu-ray and DVD) was the first of three collaborations between the iconic director and Academy Award–winning actor Tim Robbins, shortly followed by Short Cuts and Ready to Wear. But . . .
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What’s Happening on Hulu
Artists have long been fruitful subjects for cinema, and this week, we’re turning our gaze to the canvases of their lives in our free festival on Hulu. From a black-and-white portrait of a fifteenth-century Russian icon artist to a Technicolor . . .
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