politics
Ezra Klein Is Doing Politics the Wrong Way
The NYT columnist is more interested in flattering his ego than telling the truth.
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movies
'Riefenstahl' Shows the Empty Artistry of a Notorious Propagandist
Andres Veiel's new documentary thoughtfully reexamines the legacy of 'The Triumph of the Will' director.
movies
'The Long Walk': A Brutal Journey through America's War Machine
Text, subtext, and taking genre stories seriously.
movies
'The Conjuring: Last Rites': One More Round of Faith, Family, and Literal Demons
The horror franchise goes out on the same note it's been playing since 2013.
television
'Fit for TV' and Making America the Biggest Loser
Netflix's recent documentary highlights our ongoing appetite for cruelty.
movies
Netflix Said Theatrical Was "Outmoded." Then It Had the #1 Film at the Box Office.
How the success of 'KPop Demon Hunters' might point to a fascinating hybrid model for the streamer.
movies
'The Roses' Is a Funny, Biting Portrait of a Couple That Loves to Hate
Jay Roach's dark comedy plays to its strengths by letting its leads snipe at each other.
movies
'Ne Zha II' Is the 5th Highest-Grossing Film of All-Time. That's Not a Problem for Hollywood.
While the massive success of China's animated title may seem like the start of a massive shift, we need to examine its larger context.
movies
'Relay' Is a Fleet-Footed Thriller Until It Fumbles the Climax
A big twist burns off all the thematic heft of David Mackenzie's latest film.
movies
'Night of the Juggler': One of the Most NYC Movies Ever Returns to Theaters
Atlantans can see the wild 1980 James Brolin thriller at the Plaza on August 21st.
movies
'Highest 2 Lowest' Has Spike Lee Searching for Creative Rejuvenation
Lee's take on the Akira Kurosawa classic takes the story in a compelling new direction.
criticism
No More Critics
Major publications are shedding professional expertise in favor of never upsetting anyone ever again.