‘The Painted Bird’ Review: A Gruesome Three-Hour Parade of Inhumanity
Václav Marhoul’s black-and-white film is an epic portrait of inhumanity in the tradition of “Come and See” and “The Tin Drum.”
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‘We Are Freestyle Love Supreme’ Review: Breezy Doc Tells the Story of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Improv Crew
A gentle look at the improv group that changed Broadway forever, Andrew Fried’s doc is the perfect accompaniment for “Hamilton” on Disney+.
‘The Tobacconist’ Review: A Horny Teen Gets Dating Advice from Sigmund Freud in Uneven Coming-of-Age Drama
Bruno Ganz’s final screen performance casts him as the father of psychoanalysis in a milquetoast period story about an unlikely friendship.
Stream of the Day: ‘Me and You and Everyone We Know’ Is Still One of the Best Movies About the Internet
Released in 2005, Miranda July’s debut feature saw how the utopian promise of social media would reveal how scared of intimacy we are.
The Best Movies New to Every Major Streaming Platform in July 2020
From Netflix to Amazon Prime, Disney+ to the Criterion Channel, here are the best movies coming to each streaming platform this month.
‘We Are Little Zombies’ Review: Nagahisa Makoto’s Hallucinatory Debut Reimagines the Grieving Process as a Demented 8-Bit JRPG
Imagine if “House” director Obayashi Nobuhiko made “Scott Pilgrim” and you’ll have a sense of what this chiptune epic has in store.
‘Greyhound’ Review: Tom Hanks Is Lost at Sea as a Navy Commander in Apple TV’s Rudderless WWII Movie
Tom Hanks tries to complicate his stoic image by playing an insecure naval commander, but “Greyhound” can’t see anything under the surface.
The 7 Best Movies New to Netflix in July 2020
Netflix’s best July titles include comfort food like “Sleepless in Seattle” and new Originals like Gina Prince-Bythewood’s “The Old Guard.”
‘The Outpost’ Review: A Harrowing Account of the War in Afghanistan’s Bloodiest American Conflict
Rod Lurie gives the “Black Hawk Down” treatment to the Battle of Kamdesh in this tribute to soldiers who died for an indefensible position.
The Ultimate Summer Movie Season Part III: 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.
‘Hamilton’ Review: Disney+’s Faithful and Dynamic Recording of the Musical Phenomenon Will Leave Fans Satisfied
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical masterpiece comes home in a dazzling version that feels less like a cash grab than it does a public service.
‘Slalom’ Review: An Abused Teen Skier Tries to Regain Control in This Harrowing Coming-of-Age Story
Cannes: Charlène Favier’s debut is a familiar story of sexual abuse, but it snaps across your face like a blast of cold mountain air.
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