Although it’s a rather straightforward production, this drama is a timely reminder that fascists will receive their comeuppance.
Sydney Sweeney fights to convince us she deserves an Oscar in this boilerplate boxing biopic. She doesn’t win.
Tessa Thompson shines in an otherwise overstylized adaptation of Ibsen’s play.
Yorgos Lanthimos directs Jesse Plemons and Emma Stone in a darkly funny, paranoid, and provocative kidnapping thriller.
Colin Farrell is admirably unhinged here, but Edward Berger’s direction is more interested in style than substance.
Chloé Zhao’s disappointing new drama is almost sure to nab some Oscars. It’s been engineered to.
Reviews of The Wizard of the Kremlin, Silent Friend, The Secret Agent, and more.
Brian Eggert reviews Frankenstein, Black Phone 2, and The Mastermind.
Chris and Brian discuss If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, After the Hunt, and A House of Dynamite.
