Film Reviews

SXSW film debuts a charming romantic indie.

A lackluster script doesn’t quite hold this romp back.

“Mr. Jimmy” Sakurai takes Led Zeppelin fandom to new heights.

The legend of Creem lives on in a wild new documentary.

[rating=7.00] Documentaries that explore the wide and weird variety of niche interests always seem to do well at SXSW. While the formula for these films is well-established—introduce a bizarre interest, tease a big competition or event happening in the next year, introduce a group of hopefuls—their looks inside the varied interests of humanity tend to […]

The magic behind Beto O’Rourk’s run against Ted Cruz is explored in a new doc.

Brie Larson shines in an otherwise rote origin story.

A brutal tale of survival.

Uneven, frustrating, and amazing. This film has it all.

It’s more than just a clever name.

Shot entirely on an iPhone, the Netflix drama shows us another side of the sports industry.

The Lord of the Rings director puts you right in the trenches with his latest film.

We look back on the ten best films we saw in 2018.

2018 was a year full of ridiculous surprises, and that extended into film and TV as well

Movies have rarely been so perfect.

Vice is one of the year’s best.

Though familiar, Ben is Back manages to tell a story of addiction in an interesting and intriguing way.

Amazon Studios presents a moving, tragic love story you won’t soon forget.

DC just can’t seem to swim away from their worst instincts.

A stunning new transfer allows you to see the Kubrick classic like never before.