‘Avengers: Infinity War’ Review: A Decade of Marvel Movies Collide in One Epic Showdown After Another
It’s a series of messy battles, but the shocking finale makes it all worthwhile.
Reviews
‘Blowin’ Up’ Review: Sex Trafficking Documentary Puts a Human Face on Sex Work — Tribeca
Stephanie Wang-Breal’s fascinating film is an immersive portrait of a courtroom in Queens with a refreshingly nuanced take on a timely issue.
‘Mapplethorpe’ Review: Matt Smith Plays Robert Mapplethorpe as a Huge Dick in a Generic Biopic — Tribeca 2018
There’s a ton of nudity in Ondi Timoner’s Robert Mapplethorpe biopic, but that full-frontal approach disguises a film that’s only skin deep.
‘Zoe’ Review: Léa Seydoux and Ewan McGregor Star in Drake Doremus’ Lifeless Story of Love and Sex Robots — Tribeca 2018
Not even Christina Aguilera’s cameo as an obsolete robot prostitute can save Drake Doremus’ lifeless sci-fi drama about the future of love.
‘The Seagull’ Review: Annette Bening and Saoirse Ronan Do Chekhov Well, But the Movie Can’t Keep Up — Tribeca
The actors excel in this adapted stage classic, but indulgent direction gets in their way.
‘In a Relationship’ Review: Emma Roberts and Michael Angarano Tell a Painfully Relatable Story of Modern Love — Tribeca
What Sam Boyd’s tender and winning rom-com lacks in originality, it makes up for in honesty and charm and lots of Dree Hemingway.
‘The Party’s Just Beginning’ Review: Karen Gillan’s Homegrown Drama Is a Directorial Debut That Promises Great Things — Tribeca
The Scottish actress uses the tragic history of her own hometown to tell an intimate coming of age story that shows off her filmmaking chops.
‘Diane’ Review: Mary Kay Place Delivers a Heartbreaking Performance in Kent Jones’ Spiritual Character Study — Tribeca
Revered critic and programmer Kent Jones nods to everyone from Paul Schrader to Matías Piñeiro in a cosmic drama starring Mary Kay Place.
‘Egg’ Review: Christina Hendricks Stars in Crackling Pregnancy Chamber Piece With a Feminist Edge — Tribeca
Marianna Palka’s amusing and clever feature stars Hendricks and Alysia Reiner as old friends with very different ideas about motherhood.
‘The Bleeding Edge’ Review: Netflix Doc Proves That the Medical Device Industry is Destroying Lives — Tribeca
Kirby Dick’s documentary is a shocking look at the damage caused by devices sold to millions of people.
‘Night Eats the World’ Review: Here’s the Most Innovative Zombie Movie Since ‘Shaun of the Dead’ — Tribeca
The story of the zombie apocalypse may be nothing new, but actors Anders Danielson Lie and Denis Lavant take it in a fresh direction.
‘Blue Night’ Review: Sarah Jessica Parker Shines In a Dour Homage to Agnès Varda — Tribeca
A terrific Sarah Jessica Parker sings the blues in this sensitive but shallow homage to Agnès Varda’s “Cléo from 5 to 7.”
