This deliberately-paced crime drama from director Stefano Sollima features outstanding performances from Favino, Toni Servillo, and Adriano Giannini.
This sprawling epic may not be the jolt of adrenaline that was Fury Road, but offers a wider scope with rich world-building and its own many rewards.
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Thanks to excellent stuntwork throughout and an engaging lead performance from Ryan Gosling, this update of the 1980s TV show is mostly a blast.
This frightfully unimaginative horror movie follows in the well-worn tracks of films like Ouija, Truth or Dare, and Wish Upon, with few surprises in store.
Bill Skarsgård seeks revenge for the murder of his family in this ultra-violent and unusually imaginative thriller destined for success on the cult circuit.
A low-stakes tennis match serves as an allegory for repressed sexual tension in this unexpectedly riveting sports drama from the director of Call Me By Your Name.
Despite some engaging performances from Melissa Barrera and Dan Stevens and copious gore effects, this new horror film from Radio Silence is just short of fully satisfying.
This provocative drama doesn’t pull its punches, but remains frustratingly ambiguous about the particulars of its central conflict.
This sequel attempts to do too much with too many protagonists, but goes a long way towards making up for the sentimentality of the previous film.
This kinetic thriller movie boasts some incredible scenes of blood-spurting action that help elevate a largely straightforward story.
Bolstered by masterful direction from Arkasha Stevenson and a commanding central performance by Nell Tiger Free, this is 2024’s first great horror film.
The titans team up to take on a threat at the center of the Earth, but Kong’s solo story steals the show in this fast, loose, and mostly fun MonsterVerse entry.
Despite an intense central performance from Sydney Sweeney and a real shocker of an ending, this drab horror film fails to raise much of a pulse.
Despite an electric performance from Margaret Qualley, writer-director Ethan Coen’s solo feature is only a mildly amusing trifle.
Commanding performances and a haunting atmosphere mark this real-life story of the Von Erich family from the director of Martha Marcy May Marlene.
Despite a compelling turn from DeWanda Wise, this Blumhouse horror film fails to deliver the scares, though one has to admire its creativity.
This soulful, spiritual conclusion from Denis Villeneuve is even better than the first movie, with wonderful work from Rebecca Ferguson and Timothée Chalamet.
Some appealing performances and competent filmmaking can’t save this aggravating mess, which vies for Morbius as a low point in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe.
Despite a terrific soundtrack, this family-approved biopic plays out completely flat, and lacks the vibrant spirit of its central character.
This unsettling portrayal of an idyllic summer vacation shaken by accusations of incest closed out this year’s Írán:ci Film Festival in Prague.
This story of the man who helped transport 669 Jewish children from Prague on the eve of WWII is straightforwardly told, but deeply moving.
This twisty spy thriller from Kingsman director Matthew Vaughn has some real surprises and a wealth of appealing performances.
Stone is brilliant in this oddity from The Favorite director Yorgos Lanthimos that has received a total of 11 Academy Award nominations.