This is a purported cri de coeur against our billionaire overlords, but somehow it still manages to be a shameless Tom Cruise ...

Grief is a feeling so disorienting that words and images alone rarely do it justice, which may be why it lends itself so naturally to metaphor. Throughout Everytime, a portrait of a family reeling ...

One of Mike Leigh's here is with what is and isn't shown on screen, and by extension with which moments of life are really worth focusing on.

More than its predecessor, Godzilla Minus Zero feels tormented by the very carnage it adores.

Taylor Swift closed out her acceptance speech for the first ever “artist director” moon man by debuting the video for ...

Many of the expanded editions of Taylor Swift’s albums, including the Taylor’s Version re-recordings, have added thrilling or ...

Befitting its French heritage, Arthur Harari’s The Unknown is an intensely existential tale about our relationship to our bodies. A photographer like his father before him, the ennui-riddled David ...

A winsome comedy that lands somewhere in between goofy ambient TV and full-fledged satire.

The director's cut is the stuff of legend, at least to devotees of the film, namely for restoring two scenes cut from the ...

For all of the film's bursts of melodrama, its characters, like the narrative, are prone to retreating into a believable ...

Lance Oppenheim’s Primetime is far from a sober-minded or deadly serious examination of the hard truths behind some of the ...

Dylan’s mission hits climaxes in astonishingly inventive and emotive set pieces. Set to a rousing score by Petri Alanko, ...