Great Movies
Reviews
The Old Oak
It's as engrossing, thoughtful, heartfelt, angry, hopeful, and altogether valuable as his best work. If it is indeed Loach's farewell, it's one hell of a fine note to go out on.
It's as engrossing, thoughtful, heartfelt, angry, hopeful, and altogether valuable as his best work. If it is indeed Loach's farewell, it's one hell of a fine note to go out on.
The settlement of a lawsuit against the creators of an unauthorized AI ripoff of George Carlin offers a glimmer of hope for artists sick of being exploited by tech companies
Roger Ebert's Top 10 lists each year always contained a few surprising picks that said a lot about what he valued in moviegoing and criticism.
The pandemic robbed a lot of good movies of a chance to be seen in theaters. Why not give them another chance?
Our beloved series gets to 1968's Play Dirty.
A thoughtful, minimalist drama about a helpline counselor, featuring a subtle lead performance by Tessa Thompson
As somebody who’s been an enthusiastic booster of this franchise from the beginning, it’s my sad duty to report that Godzilla x Kong is all over the place, barely working up a proper head of steam before cutting to something else.
There's a different kind of pleasure in watching an old master at work.
A stealth candidate for the greatest film of 1999.
A lot of creativity poured into a movie that doesn't quite work.
