‘We Can Be Heroes’ Review: Robert Rodriguez Delivers a Fun DIY ‘Avengers’ for Little Kids
Pedro Pascal, Sung Kang, and Priyanka Chopra lead a low-budget, high-energy, anti-Trump Netflix superhero movie for very young children.
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The 10 Best Film Scores of 2020
In a year where almost everything felt like background noise, these film scores offered us a different kind of soundtrack for 2020.
‘Sylvie’s Love’ Review: Tessa Thompson Shines in a Jazzy 1950s Romance
Eugene Ashe resurrects the old-fashioned Hollywood melodrama for the kind of Black love story that it was never allowed to tell.
‘excuse me, i love you’ Review: Ariana Grande’s Netflix Concert Doc Is a Fans-Only Affair
In stark contrast to Taylor Swift’s intimate “Miss Americana,” Ariana Grande’s Netflix doc feels like a feature-length pop infomercial.
The 11 Best Video Games of 2020
From “Hades” to “Animal Crossing” and “The Last of Us Part II,” the best video games of 2020 encouraged players to build a better future.
‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ Panel: Boots Riley, Tamara Jenkins, Lanthimos, and Linklater Praise Film
Watch this exclusive roundtable of four beloved indie filmmakers talking with Charlie Kaufman about what makes his latest film so unique.
‘Greenland’ Review: Gerard Butler Stars in a Disaster Movie That’s Better than 2020 Deserves
By eschewing spectacle and focusing on the human scale of a crisis, “Greenland” becomes the rare disaster movie that feels realistic.
‘Monster Hunter’ Review: Jovovich and Jaa Team Up for a Virtually Unwatchable Video Game Movie
“Resident Evil” duo Paul W.S. Anderson and Milla Jovovich bring another video game series to the big screen in one of 2020’s worst films.
Buried on Netflix, Taiwanese Crime Epic ‘A Sun’ Demands Serious Oscar Consideration
Chung Mong-hong’s new epic was lost in the Netflix shuffle until a Variety critic named it the best film of the year.
The Best First Films of 2020 — Year in Review
This wasn’t an easy year to make a first feature, but there was no shortage of debuts worthy of celebration.
‘News of the World’ Review: Tom Hanks Is the Captain Again in Paul Greengrass’ Modest Western
Tom Hanks reunites with his “Captain Phillips” director for a modest but morally forceful Western about a nation in need of healing.
How ‘The Godfather Coda’ Allows Francis Ford Coppola to Redefine His Biggest Disappointment
Francis Ford Coppola’s new edit of “The Godfather Part III” adds crucial new context and redeems Sofia Coppola’s notorious performance.
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