The series recreates the military machinery of its World War II tale in exacting detail but struggles to bring its human stories to life.
The film tries to pass off bombastic provocations as a substitute for interesting observations.
Ke Huy Quan proves his winning hand by holding out hope through his character’s pain.
Martin McDonagh’s film is a mordantly funny dark fable about men’s inability to work together for the betterment of society.
Eternals makes a brooding impression on 4K UHD, but don’t expect the extras to make a case for it as some misunderstood triumph.
At once bloated and rushed, Eternals suffers from frequent lurches in tempo that dispel its occasional moments of tranquil thoughtfulness.
David Lowery’s film exerts a haunting pull, but it’s only superficially more daring and enigmatic than its source material.
Today, A24 dropped the trailer for haunting mustache enthusiast David Lowery’s latest.
It’s a hollow tale of vengeance led by a protagonist whose mainly defined by his tendency toward martyrdom.
Bart Layton’s American Animals is a heist film at heart, albeit one that hews closely to the historical record.
The characters’ emotional vacancy feels like another auteurist tic to which Lanthimos is dauntlessly committed.
The metronomic precision of director Christopher Nolan’s cinema is foregrounded in Dunkirk.
A blackly comic performance by Colin Farrell provides the emotional anchor for Yorgos Lanthimos’s film.
‘71 distinguishes itself from Pual Greengrass’s films by virtue of its close attention to political and moral ambiguities.