Reviews

Early on in Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio, in a church, the little wooden...

Bones And All seems, at first glance, to be another entry in the ‘Sexy...

Whether you’re a detective or a director, taking on a new case is always...

Released in 2007, Enchanted found the Walt Disney studio in an unusually...

“You just want me to be like you,” says 12-year-old Paul Graff (Banks...

After more false starts than we can possibly recount within an agreed-upon...

Now more than ever, filmmakers are making films about filmmaking: Steven...

Rare and special is a film capable of summoning this much poignancy: a feeling...

From The Muppets to Edmund Blackadder, comedy greats have been wringing laughs...

Mark Mylod’s The Menu begins as a dressing-down of opulence before...

The Mardini sisters have a real-life story so rare, it’s...

Has Cartoon Saloon ‘gone Hollywood?’ My Father’s Dragon, based on the...

For all of its blockbuster bombast and globe-trotting conflict, Black...

A current fashion in film is to take franchises which have been churning out...

When American musician Saul Williams and actor-writer Anisia Uzeyman came up...

With the massive success of Netflix’s Enola Holmes, it was no surprise that a...

Back in 1952, legendary filmmaker Akira Kurosawa found himself in an unusually...

Chilean filmmaker Sebastián Lelio prides himself on telling the formidable...

Call Jane opens with bored, glammed-up suburban housewife Joy (Elizabeth...

If you were at all worried that working for Marvel might have dragged low-fi...

“Weird Al” Yankovic has been around for so long (his career began in 1976,...

2010’s Winter’s Bone — a bleak, uncompromising portrait of poverty and...

Barbarian is best experienced with little foreknowledge. Writer-director Zach...

The fifth film from animation legend Henry Selick, Wendell & Wild is a dark...