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What to watch on the small screen next, while we wait for the big one to open back up? Well, ...

Much of the wicked fun of this movie lies in guessing who’s manipulating whom, when and why. Some reviewers have ...

Anya Taylor-Joy, who previously made a strong impression in horror vehicles like The Witch and Split, does a splendid job ...

Harrison Ford does as professional a job as a viewer could ask in the (greatly expanded from the book) role ...

1917 is the film that the centennial of the Great War deserved, arriving a couple of years late but still ...

As Harvey Weinstein discovers that the light at the end of his tunnel is the headlight of the oncoming #MeToo ...

Little Women is quite frankly a superb work of cinema, and will prove richly rewarding for male as well as ...

A man known for his personal environmental activism – particularly on the subject of fracking here in New York State ...

True, it’s not 100 percent original in its slapstick depiction of Hitler and his minions; Charlie Chaplin got there first, ...

This was a movie long overdue to be made. That’s what makes it such an unhappy task to report that, ...

Critics are calling Pain and Glory, the Spanish auteur’s crowning semiautobiographical work, comparing it to Fellini’s 81/2. Pedro Almodóvar’s film ...

Meryl Streep plays Ellen Martin, the fictionalized widow of one of the victims of the 2005 wreck of the tour ...

Renee Zellweger makes the connection between Judy Garland and her audience feel visceral and real. Their love, we see, is ...

After the Wedding is an emotional rollercoaster, its rapid-fire plot twists accelerating the closer it draws to its climax.

Bernadette Fox, the protagonist of Maria Semple’s satirical 2012 epistolary novel Where’d You Go, Bernadette and of Richard Linklater’s new ...

The Farewell is strongly autobiographical, evolving out of a memoir that Wang first iterated as a segment on the NPR ...

Julianne Moore (shown above with SUNY-New Paltz graduate John Turturro) found herself blown away by Chilean director Sebastián Lelio’s much-awarded ...

The cast of Us does a terrific job with the challenge of bringing to life both the core characters and ...

Is Roma worth the effort to find? Absolutely yes. Its huge pile of cinematography prizes is well-warranted; shot in digital ...

The original Lego Movie didn’t merely milk consumer interest in the parent product; it brazenly mocked its own brand and ...