‘Angel Has Fallen’ Review: A Deranged Nick Nolte Meets Hollywood’s Laziest Action Franchise
With Nolte as his bonkers dad, Gerard Butler’s mediocre action franchise and his mediocre American accent find a mediocre conclusion.
Reviews
‘End of the Century’ Review: Love Is Ephemeral in the Best Gay Film of the Year
With hues of “Weekend” and “Call Me by Your Name,” Lucio Castro’s poignant and sexy romance will break your heart and mend it all at once.
‘A Girl Missing’ Review: A Nurse Grows Sick of Revenge in Fukada Kōji’s’ Slow-Burning Thriller
A nurse tries to get revenge on her own bad luck in a frustratingly fractured new thriller from “Harmonium” director Fukada Kōji.
’47 Meters Down: Uncaged’ Review: Teens Sink or Swim (But Mostly Sink) in Toothless Sequel
Lacking the star power of the original, but doubling down on the bikini-clad girls, this killer shark thriller quickly runs out of air.
‘Vitalina Varela’ Review: Another Ravishing, Masterful Vision From Pedro Costa
Costa’s latest vision of Cape Verdean immigrants — a highlight from this year’s Locarno Film Festival — is another lyrical vision of somber people confronting their past.
‘Where’d You Go, Bernadette’ Review: Richard Linklater’s Eccentric Family Comedy Doesn’t Know What it’s Looking For
The most casually bizarre movie of the summer, Richard Linklater’s eccentric comedy is too unfocused to make the most of Cate Blanchett.
‘Adam’ Review: Cis Teen Learns a Lesson About Trans Acceptance in Sweetly Progressive Comedy
The story of a teenager who passes for trans may not be above reproach, but its good intentions are infectious.
‘Ready or Not’ Review: Devilishly Fun Late Summer Surprise Mashes Up ‘Clue’ and ‘The Purge’
Samara Weaving gives a star-making performance in this violent and satisfying dark comedy about the world’s deadliest in-laws.
‘Buñuel in the Labyrinth of the Turtles’ Review: A Warmly Animated Slice of Film History
A fun, clever, and wholly unexpected animated movie about the making of Luis Buñuel’s “Land Without Bread.”
‘This Is Not Berlin’ Review: Coming of Age, Haphazardly, in ’80s Mexico City
Hari Sama’s sensual drama artfully explores the follies of youth in a unique setting, even if it loses its way. With Marina de Tavira.
‘Dora and the Lost City of Gold’ Review: An Exuberant, Tongue-in-Cheek Adventure for Everyone
Star Isabela Moner’s irrepressible charm alone recommends the film. Its wonderful sense of humor about itself? That helps, too.
‘The Peanut Butter Falcon’ Review: Shia LaBeouf Anchors a Sweet Indie that Survives its Own Quirkiness
It may sound like a painful indie quirk-fest, but “The Peanut Butter Falcon” soars as a warm dramedy about people in search of self-belief.
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