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The Joy of Watching the Greats Continue to Be Great Well Into Their 80s and 90s
There's a different kind of pleasure in watching an old master at work.
There's a different kind of pleasure in watching an old master at work.
A stealth candidate for the greatest film of 1999.
Five years ago, Jordan Peele unleashed his follow-up to the Oscar-winning Get Out, and audiences tripped over each other to unpack its many meanings. The film not only redefined the way we approach puzzle films, but how we should look…
A salute to the directors—including Barry Jenkins, Christopher Nolan and Wayne Wang—who did a lot with very little money.
The Bourne Identity director made headlines by threatening to boycott the premiere of his new movie, Road House. It’s just the latest example of how this idiosyncratic filmmaker can often be his own worst enemy—even when his movies end up…
The musician’s new documentary In Restless Dreams briefly mentions his failed 1980 film One-Trick Pony. But that muted, uneven drama deserves a second look for what it says about the man who made it.
Before Meet the Parents established the Raging Bull Oscar-winner as a comedy superstar, this 1999 hit first signaled De Niro’s pivot from serious to funny, for better or worse.
The glamour inside, the protests outside, and everything in between.
The Oscar sandwich: a slab of gloriousness between two slices of bad
On the interesting POV of the upcoming Jeff Nichols film.