Season 3 of “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” Feels Like Butter Scraped Over Too Much Bread
While the third season is made with love, it also no longer feels confident about what it’s trying to say.
While the third season is made with love, it also no longer feels confident about what it’s trying to say.
The masters of man’s-best-friend cinema talk about their latest jaunt, this time with hounds for the holidays.
Breaking down the best (and worst) filmic stories about a very audio-centric medium.
A tribute to the director of “A Fantastic Woman,” “Gloria,” and more.
Highlights from this year’s Tokyo International Film Festival.
“Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4” is the best game in this franchise in years.
Still a sitcom, but its charm, warmth, and pathos make it something truly unique.
A thrilling balance of humor and espionage, and another show that blends the personal with the political in continuously captivating ways.
Previews of several fascinating Asian-led films showcased in this year’s festival.
Season 2 is a remarkable upgrade from the already engaging first season.
An interview with the Chicago-based filmmaking team on making intimate, character-driven films, moving forward with grief, and leveling up their directing partnership.
Some standouts from this year’s London Film Festival from a resident.
A sharp straight‑shooter that, while not hitting all its marks, makes for a strong-armed binge.
The first-time filmmaker talks about moving from the dancefloor to the director’s chair.
Kicking off a year of comedy Unloveds with an underseen Hulu gem.
In its aesthetics, hang-ups, and worldview, “It Gets Worse” is not for anyone who’s ever had a Facebook account.
A tribute to the Shakespeare and “Star Trek” actor, who passed this week at 86.
A tribute to the legendary labor leader by the publisher of this site.
An interview with a Chicago legend about his favorite horror movies.