A bawdy, ribald, and frequently laugh out loud comedy, director Yorgos Lanthimos’ Poor Things pushes the boundaries and buttons of the viewer to great effect.
Willem Dafoe
For his latest – and potentially most inaccessible – work to date, Asteroid City, filmmaker Wes Anderson has created a movie that has a lot of things to say, no …
Willem Dafoe gives a tremendous performance in Vasilis Katsoupis’ one-man-show survival thriller, Inside.
If 10 years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has taught us anything it’s that long-form storytelling, when it’s done right, can be incredible, and that’s exactly why Spider-Man: No Way …
An eerie, gross, and frequently hilarious tale of madness and misery, Robert Eggers’ The Lighthouse – the follow-up to his break-out indie horror success The Witch – is too weird …
As visually dazzling and inspired as it is refreshingly offbeat and silly, Aquaman effortlessly entertains if you’re able to get on board with its particular blend of genteel corniness and …
A perfect example of a film where the style being employed in no way matches the strength of the material goods that went into making it, At Eternity’s Gate nearly …
Disney’s John Carter, starring Taylor Kitsch, opens in theatres tomorrow, Friday, March 9, and ahead of the sci-fi epic’s debut, the studio has launched a sneak peek at the first …
New arrivals this week include the thriller Edge of Darkness, starring Mel Gibson; the debut of Doctor Zhivago on Blu-ray; the action-horror hybrid, Daybreakers; plus a look at the amusing …
This week on DVD and Blu-ray, Matt Damon stars in Steven Soderbergh’s corporate drama, The Informant!; Cameron Diaz and James Marsden play a troubled couple in the sci-fi film, The …