Movies
Far more sincere and less offensive than almost any Christian movie released in recent memory, Dallas Jenkins' film still offers little in terms of narrative excitement.
Mark H. Rapaport's first feature isn't for the faint of heart, but it's carried by the filmmaker's dry sense of humor.
Film Review
An alien symbiote offers a grieving woman the chance to see her missing brother again in Jérémy Clapin's live-action debut.
Film Review
Andy On and Jacky Heung duel for control of a martial arts academy in this shapeless but shimmering riff on classic genre tropes.
Film Review
Amazon MGM's $250-million bid at a Marvel-level Christmas franchise is a charmless, level-four naughty-lister that will make you wish Christmas was canceled.
Tokyo International Film Festival
A mountain man loses his connection to nature in this strange but stunning portrait of modernity set in the shadow of the Meiji Restoration.
Film Review
The third "Paddington" movie isn't bad, but "Paddington 2" director Paul King clearly took the series' magic with him when he left to make "Wonka."
Tokyo International Film Festival
Tokyo International Film Festival: Yusuke Morii's sophomore outing balances flights of fancy with overwhelming dread to often touching results.
Film Review
This Disney Plus doc isn't much of a movie, but watching Spielberg and Williams reflect on the beautiful music they've made together is absolute bliss.
Film Review
The "Taken" actor plays a low-level thug suffering from CTE in a self-serious crime story that feels like every late Neeson movie rolled into one.
Tokyo International Film Festival
"A Silent Voice" director Naoko Yamada returns with a wonderful, music-driven film about a girl who can see people's auras.
AFI Fest
Karan Kandari's film follows a newlywed couple who move to Mumbai and how it affects wife Uma (Apte).
