Ten Alternative Christmas Films

The holidays aren’t for everyone. I’m a bit of a Grinch myself, mostly feeling too exhausted with some of the…

Avatar: The Way of Water – Review

I’ve learned that you really shouldn’t bet against James Cameron when he’s got a chance to get wet.

The Fabelmans – Review

This simple difference in how to take a young boy to the movies will be the beginning of the divorce that changed the landscape of American pop culture.

Glass Onion – Review

I find it absolutely hilarious that They gave him a $200m budget and he chose that title.

Bones and All – Review

Love is a multi-faceted thing, containing highs and lows that cannot be anticipated or prepared for.

The Menu – Review

Sounds like a last meal to me.

Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio – Review

It’s luscious, built out of silicone and metal wiring rather than the wood Pinocchio is said to be carved from, and there’s so much light and life in this world of horrors and sorrow that it’s hard not to feel joy at this kind of delight.

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever – Review

To live in the shadow of Chadwick Boseman is no easy task.

Armageddon Time – Review

Strap in because you’re going to spend two hours watching this kid learn about different types of racism, prejudice, and hatred during the rise of Ronald Reagan in America and it’s not going to be pretty.

Tár – Review

Lydia Tár is one of the biggest characters of the year, played to absolute perfection in a film that explores so much more nuance than audiences may be ready for.