The Ultimate Summer Movie Season: Program Your Living Room with the Best Summer Lineup of All Time
Picking the best summer movies since 1990 and slotting them into the 2020 calendar, we’ve programmed the greatest Summer Movie Season ever.
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‘On a Magical Night’ Review: Chiara Mastroianni Leads an Enchanted French Marriage Fantasy
“Sorry Angel” director Christoph Honoré delivers a sex farce that feels like “A Christmas Carol” for people who are sick of their spouses.
‘Spaceship Earth’ Review: Neon Doc Looks Back at One of Humanity’s Wildest Science Experiments
In 1991, eight hippies sealed themselves away in a self-sustainable $150 million terrarium for 2 years. Matt Wolf’s new documentary studies what happened next.
‘Have a Good Trip’ Review: Netflix LSD Doc Is Way Too High on Its Own Supply
This star-studded documentary about the upside of psychedelics overestimates how much fun it is to watch celebrities talk about their trips.
The 7 Best Movies New to Netflix in May 2020
Netflix’s May releases span from original charmers like “The Half of It” to modern classics like “Uncut Gems” and, uh, “What a Girl Wants.”
What a Summer Season Without Big Blockbusters Means for Movie Lovers
With most theaters closed (and likely not opening any time soon), the usually tentpole-filled summer season is taking a different shape this year. For IndieWire’s critics, that means many things.
Stream of the Day: ‘Annihilation’ Shows How We’re All in This Together, Whether We Like It or Not
Several movies can help us make sense of our current moment, but Alex Garland’s “Annihilation” is one of the few to point the way forward.
18 Must-See New Movies You Can Still Watch This Summer Season
The summer movie-going season is going to be different this year, but even with theaters closed, there are many exciting new films heading to the screen (hopefully, one very near you).
‘All Day and a Night’ Review: Ashton Sanders Leads a Sober Crime Drama About Cyclical Violence
Jeffrey Wright and Ashton Sanders play a father and son who reunite behind bars in an ambitious drama from the co-writer of “Black Panther.”
‘Capital in the Twenty-First Century’ Review: A Smart Documentary Analysis of Why We’re All Screwed
This documentary adaptation of Thomas Picketty’s financial bestseller offers a lucid explanation for why you’re poorer than your parents.
‘Blood Quantum’ Review: Indigenous Canadian Zombie Movie Bites Into Colonialism
“Blood Quantum” may not be a great zombie movie, but it’s a uniquely powerful reminder of why zombie movies are great.
‘Pahokee’ Review: A Poignant Doc About Teen Life in One of Florida’s Poorest Towns
Four teens from low-income families reckon with their own self-worth in this sensitive documentary about growing up and getting out.
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