Key takeaways from this year’s slate of Academy selections.
Adam McKay’s played-for-laughs portrait of former VP Dick Cheney strays into Bond villain parody.
By Tom Dunn
With superhero movies reaching saturation point, it’s time more embraced the visual tone and texture of the physical medium.
Key takeaways from this year’s slate of Academy selections.
By Anton Bitel
The horror maestro’s 1987 giallo is released in a special new 2K restoration this month.
By Tom Dunn
With superhero movies reaching saturation point, it’s time more embraced the visual tone and texture of the physical medium.
From Signs to Split, The Sixth Sense to The Happening, we survey this divisive director’s surprisingly varied career.
Adam McKay’s played-for-laughs portrait of former VP Dick Cheney strays into Bond villain parody.
This consummate documentary sheds new light on the life and career of the late Swedish master.
John David Washington is a cop struggling to come to terms with systematic racism in Reinaldo Marcus Green’s debut feature.
M Night Shyamalan gets the gang back together for the bizarre finale to his “Eastrail 177 Trilogy”.
Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie play duelling monarchs in this lifeless period piece.
By Matt Turner
Filmmaker RaMell Ross weaves a transcendental tapestry of black lives in present-day Alabama.
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