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Maggie Gyllenhaal's The Bride! is a mess with little regard for the source material.
War Machine isn’t bad, but Alan Ritchson will be in a better movie someday.
How to Make a Killing shows the limits of Glen Powell’s eager-beaver affect.
Courage Under Fire is a fantasy where "the truth" is cut and dry.
Scream 7 is a below-par sequel being “review-bombed” by people who should have something better to do.
Green Dolphin Street, forgotten Oscar winner and considerable hit in 1947.
Operation Taco Gary's avoids realism about conspiracy culture without finding a way to let them be wrong.
Soderbergh skewers American self-righteousness.
The Great Santini, a red-letter movie for Robert Duvall that remains hard to find and impossible to stream.
Adoption (1975) and Márta Mészáros’s cinema of life.
Not me, my cousin.
Oscar nominees available to see online.
Rachel McAdams’ star turn isn't enough to save Send Help.
Maybe Paul Thomas Anderson’s always been overrated.
Death isn’t an end.
A decent new horror offering.
New film The Musical is a nasty, scathing portrayal of an anti-hero middle-school educator.
Paul Greengrass’ new disaster thriller is more interested in terror than spectacle.
Schizopolis is joyfully nonsensical masturbation.
The stylized mystery A Private Life is more interested in the nature of death than the method of murder.
The brothers talk about their 2001 film in this interview produced by the Criterion Collection.
The late actor on why he refused to appear in The Godfather Part III and more in this February 25, 1998.
The late master director talks to MUBI about his film Ex Libris.
A compilation of the late actor's appearances on Charlie Rose.
The director talks to TCM about Gillo Pontecorvo's landmark 1966 film.
The actress talks about many films, including 3 Women, The Last Picture Show, Defending Your Life, and Inland Empire.
The director and star of I Want Your Sex talk about Generation Z and new expectations regarding sex in movies.
A compilation of the director's appearances through the years on Letterman's NBC and CBS talk shows.
The actor talks about the hermetic and anti-exhibition policies of the giant streamer.