Author: David Fear
A story of a wealthy industrialist dad trotting the globe with his estranged daughter, the director's latest is part espionage thriller, part parenting comedy — and a pure delight
From a breezy look back at a groundbreaking classic to funhouse-mirror portraits of our politically fractured moment — our picks for the film festival's highlights
An adaptation of a pulp thriller (and remake of an Akira Kurosawa classic), Lee’s latest is a good excuse to watch Washington flex his chops
The most superhuman star alive valiantly tries to save the world — and the movies — one last time
From directorial debuts by Scarlett Johansson and Kristen Stewart to new films from Richard Linklater, Wes Anderson, and Spike Lee — our picks for the hottest titles on the Croisette this year
Tom! Denzel! Brad! Dinosaurs, superheroes and the return of Happy Gilmore! Get ready for a packed calendar of blockbusters, big-name comedies, and more
It might have even worked better as a sketch rather than a full-length feature, however, and that’s the problem
The answer: You do, as the MCU delivers a movie that channels its glory days and finally gets back on track
Star and co-writer of the hit Netflix show explains the inspirations behind the story, how they pulled off the single-shot episodes, and why he hopes "this is just the beginning of the conversation"
The Oscar winner is his own worst enemy in this Mob drama about the 1950s gangland war between Frank Costello and Vito Genovese
