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‘28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ Offers a Captivating Parable Set in a World Gone Mad
Two roads diverged, and I took the one without the satanists.
Matt Goldberg
Former Editorial Manager at TCM and Chief Film Critic at Collider; still a movie nerd.
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‘Greenland 2: Migration’ Is Another Grim Trek to Safety
The sequel is a fine disaster drama but largely feels like a retread of the first movie.
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Last Stop in Park City
A look at how the Sundance Film Festival has changed and what its future holds as it decamps from Park City, Utah.
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10 Most-Anticipated Films of 2026
There’s a lot to look forward to in the new year.
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Top 10 Films of 2025
Hollywood may be in trouble, but the movies aren’t.
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Bari Weiss Is the Latest Version of an Old Story
A reactionary conservative covering up for the Republican government?! What in the Fox News?!
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‘No Other Choice’ and the Rewards of Sociopathy
The latest Park chan-wook film is a biting dark comedy about an increasingly anti-human world.
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‘Anaconda’ Is as Silly and Hilarious as One Would Hope a from a Giant Snake Remake
Tom Gormican’s aggressively goofy update of the 1997 movie is a delightful romp.
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‘Is This Thing On?’: Bradley Cooper Plays a Familiar Tune in a Minor Key
For his third feature, the director chooses a smaller, more intimate lens for a story of artistic expression and unsteady marriages.
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‘The Secret Agent’ and How All Things, Including Identity, Must Pass
Kleber Mendonça Filho’s drama is a sly look at life under authoritarianism.
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‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Is James Cameron’s Most Lavish Screensaver Yet
Cameron continues to care about the world of Pandora, but none of the characters or stories within it.
Rob Reiner Was One of the Greats
The late director sits alongside the best cinema and America has to offer.