I’ve Got A Way With Young People: 25 Years of Dick
A look back at 1999’s riotous Watergate comedy.
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Shadow of the Erdtree Expands Scope of One of the Best Games of Its Era
Our critic has finally emerged from the Land of Shadow to talk about the amazing Shadow of the Erdtree.
Women in Blue is Good at Suspense, Medium at Feminism
Women in Blue has an enticing mix of elements, a certain hodgepodge that shouldn’t work but does.
Justin Baldoni Wants You to Believe
The Jane the Virgin star thinks Hollywood needs to give audiences more substance, which is why he’s all-in on movies about meaningful social issues.
Home Entertainment Guide: July 2024
The latest on Blu-ray and streaming, including The First Omen, Abigail, Civil War, Perfect Days, and The Boy and the Heron.
The Future Was Now Warps Through the Seminal Sci-Fi Summer of 1982
A review of Chris Nashawaty’s new book about the science fiction spectacles of 1982, and how they paved the way for the Hollywood blockbuster machine of today.
Losers Win: Guardians of the Galaxy Turns 10
Rock-‘n’-roll “Star Wars” turns 10 with a spring in its step.
Mike Leigh to Receive Ebert Director Award at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival
The acclaimed British filmmaker will receive the award at this year’s festival.
Prime Video Has What Batman Fans Need in Caped Crusader
Bruce Timm is back with a retro version of Batman that fans will almost surely adore.
The Hard Road: Alex Cox on Crowdfunding, Success, and a Life in Independent Filmmaking
Director Alex Cox (“Repo Man,” “Sid & Nancy”) talks about changes in the independent filmmaking landscape and his new crowdfunded Western
Retrospective: Jean-Pierre Melville and the Cinematic Hitman
A preview of Film Forum’s upcoming retrospective on towering French noir filmmaker Jean-Pierre Melville, the creator of the modern cinematic hitman.
Netflix’s The Decameron Sinks to New Lows
Netflix has another adaptation of The Decameron. It’s atrocious.
Silents Synced Pairs Silent Classics with ’90s Alt-Rock (It’s a Gen-X Thing)
On a new series that syncs modern music with classic silent films.
Telling Their Story: Rich Peppiatt on Kneecap
Rich Peppiatt about his Irish hip-hop music biopic Kneecap.
Looking Into My Soul: Colman Domingo on Sing Sing
Oscar-nominated actor Colman Domingo has been better than in the A24 film ‘Sing Sing’
Time Bandits Offers a Fun Summer Diversion
Taika Waititi’s take on the Terry Gilliam classic is filled with fun and uneasy drama.
The 10 Most Intriguing Titles at the 2024 Venice Film Festival
The prestigious international festival, which unofficially kicks off awards season, features everything from a “Joker” sequel to a Maria Callas biopic starring Angelina Jolie.
Bright Wall/Dark Room July 2024: No, Captain, My Captain: Crimson Tide and the Perils of Mutiny by Bryan Miller
An excerpt from the latest BWDR on Tony Scott’s Crimson Tide.
