Refn discusses his love of fairy tales, falling through the rabbit hole of streaming, and more.
Charlotte’s Web tempts us to look for allegory in Charlotte’s politicking for the other white meat.
The fantastical milieu of Eragon may be third-class Lord of the Rings, but its story is pure Star Wars.
Iraq ruled not only the news but movie screens as well in 2006.
Mismatched plots, mixed motivations, dogs and cats living together…mass hysteria!
This storybook fable never overplays its cutesiness, but it also fails to figure out what it wants to be.
The film’s battles soar to trippy and novel heights of DIY experimental filmmaking that feel anything but old.
Rivette’s Le Pont du Nord remains a stimulating document of a city in flux.
Juan Carlos Rulfo’s In the Pit is a documentary defined by symbiosis.
Mel Gibson’s Apocalypto is one of the most viscerally powerful and intensely upsetting movies of the year.
There’s no denying the immersive being of Alejandro Jodorowsky’s film.
Clint Eastwood’s charcoal-colored aesthetic casts a pall of doom over his story’s ill-fated protagonists.
Factually more accurate than Glory Road but just as determined to pull heartstrings with its real-life tale of athletic triumph over adversity.
The most depressing season of the year officially begins in late November and carries over into the early part of the new year.
Robert De Niro’s The Good Shepherd is the second movie of this Oscar season that’s wary of cock.
In virtually every scene, Ponsoldt strives to tease and discombobulate with an offbeat, high-E.Q. flow of images.
Perhaps the saddest thing about this debacle is that it’s Chris Noonan’s follow-up to 1995’s Babe.
This is a more generous and inviting film that lives up to the complex implications of its now-removed subtitle.
Beyoncé’s range will be called into question but what about the film’s?
The director’s visual sense doesn’t fail him; in fact, it makes the script’s more risible concepts seem more palatable than they should.
Reflections and rhymes abound in David Lynch’s Inland Empire.