Benicio Del Toro is at his formidable best in this deeply cynical and scattershot cartel saga sequel.
By Anton Bitel
Jordan Peele’s thoroughly modern horror examines racism in America with a sharp, darkly funny eye.
The maverick filmmaker of his generation takes on the most popular children’s book of all time with mixed results.
A big budget production sees director Joe Wright losing the reins on a film with some truly dire metaphorical moments.
Charlie Kaufman’s directorial debut is a difficult, maddening and elusive film that’s also intriguing, profound and darkly funny.
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