Category: Movies

In Argentina, 1985, Santiago Miter, a chief who likes to dive into knotty back-room shows, conveys an energizing political thrill ride in light of genuine occasions as Argentina made a…

There is good news for fans of Soman Chainani’s best-selling YA series, The School for Good and Evil, and fantasy buffs in general. The series is finally getting its film…

Few are as adept as David Lynch, the American maestro of the malicious subliminal, in inserting seemingly innocuous pop songs into movies in ways that somehow burrow under our skin…

One problem with being The New York Times—big, lumbering, important—is that you sometimes get in your own way. It happens even when you cover the movies. Every now and then,…

The Whale drops all of Darren Aronofsky’s worst tendencies into a fat suit. It’s an exercise in abjection in the mode of Aronofsky’s torturous Requiem for a Dream, but it’s…

Rosaline is a smart and refreshing modern twist on an iconic Shakespeare tale. The film is a unique and easily entertaining romantic comedy that makes the story of Romeo and…

If you are planning to watch the Black Adam movie, here is what you need to know. We will discuss the Superpowers of Black Adam, Dwayne Johnson’s passion project, the…

The Curse Of Bridge Hollow Age Rating – Knowing the age rating of the book, movie, series, game we see or are a part of is important especially if children…

In the summer of 1955, doting mother Mamie Till Bradley — with significant trepidation — sent her only child, 14-year-old Emmett (AKA “Bobo” or just “Bo”) for a family visit…

James Gray taps back into his own childhood growing up in 1980s Queens for his rapturously praised movie memoir, “Armageddon Time.” The latest from the director of “Ad Astra” and…