Author: David Fear
Julia Roberts freaks the f*ck out over the end of the world in director Sam Esmail’s star-friendly Armageddon-lit adaptation
The actor outdoes herself in Yorgos Lanthimos’ brilliant take on the Prometheus myth brimming with satire, female empowerment, and sex — lots of sex
From historical tragedies to raucous raunch-coms, Oppenheimer to Barbie — these were the films that made us think the movies are alive, well, and possibly better than ever
The Gladiator director and Joaquin Phoenix turn an epic saga of love and war into a difficult-man drama. It almost works
This return to Panem rewinds back to the early days of the Hunger Games, when future villain Coriolanus Snow was young, hot and ... a good guy?
Think of this less as an actual movie, and more of a bonus Ms. Marvel episode with a few notable guest stars, some ill-timed metaphors, and a lot of corporate dead air
Filmmaker Raven Jackson’s poetic look at a young woman’s coming of age in rural Mississippi is a peerless portrait of American beauty
Nobody plays a loser better than Giamatti, and he gets plenty to dig into in this film reuniting him with his Sideways director Alexander Payne
Argentina’s pick for the Oscars starts with a man robbing a bank — it ends by asking you to steal back your time and freedom by any means necessary
From The King of Comedy to Killers of the Flower Moon — we break down the greatest living filmmaker’s career from bottom to top
