movies
'Fight or Flight' Relishes the Goofiness of Cheap Thrills
The new Josh Hartnett B-actioner gets a lot of mileage by leaning into its outlandish premise.
Matt Goldberg
movies
Notes on 'Othello'
Some thoughts on Shakespeare's play after seeing the faithful 1995 movie, the recent Broadway production, and the 2001 modern reimagining.
movies
'Thunderbolts*': Even Superheroes Get the Blues
A witty self-awareness and earnest thematic stakes lead to Marvel's best movie since 'Endgame.'
movies
More Announcements from the Announcement Factory
Making movies is hard, but Lucasfilm has turned not making 'Star Wars' movies into an art.
movies
'Sinners': The Life and Death of the Party
Ryan Coogler crosses Southern Gothic with supernatural horror to create a dazzling story about creation, appropriation, and stagnation.
movies
'Warfare': An Iraq War Parable Full of Sound and Fury
Remember that country we invaded?
movies
‘Drop’ Is a Hitchcock Thriller with a Cell Phone
Paranoia reigns in Christopher Landon's small-scale, fleet-footed film.
movies
What Now for Rami Malek?
He's an Oscar-winning actor, but Hollywood still doesn't know what to do with him.
gaming
The Switch 2 Is Too Expensive
Nintendo thinks their new console is worth a hefty price tag, but I'm skeptical.
movies
Val Kilmer Was Too Beautiful to Be Recognized
One of the best film stars of his generation passed away this week at 65.
movies
‘A Minecraft Movie’ Builds a Whole Lotta Nothing
Jack Black and Jason Momoa’s goofball energy isn’t enough to save Jared Hess’ video game adaptation.
technology
There Is No "Art" Button
Studio Ghibli knock-offs are the latest product of OpenAI's theft machine.