Holland doesn’t seem to want us to know what to make of it.
The film knows that when the stakes are sky high, the emotions need to be firmly grounded.
The film suggests Rules of the Game cross-bred with a Spielberg creature feature.
Novocaine takes action-movie invulnerability to brutal comic extremes.
Robert Pattinson clearly relishes leaning into bug-eyed lunacy as much as he does pathos.
Can you blame Perkins for feeling cursed?
In its messy unreality, the film finds something profoundly simple in the trivial.
This crafty friendship comedy plumbs unanticipated emotional and thematic depths.
In the harsh light of 2025, the film’s snapshot of its 1997 setting doesn’t look like yesterday.
Gia Coppola has crafted a film that feels fleeting and illusory by design.
This is a near-perfect sequel in terms of go-for-broke intensity and one-upmanship.
This exuberant biopic is as hard to resist as it is to believe that it got made in the first place.
The film is an effulgent love letter to ’80s kid cinema, laced with a quirky, Kiwi dryness.
The film dots a sparse thread of plot with mini-masterpieces of cinematic ultraviolence.
This remake is a hollow attempt at turning a provocative showpiece into a crowd-pleaser.
The film is a blackly comic romp whose parts are more compelling than the arthritic whole.
The Adams family takes its first wobbly baby steps outside its homegrown horror comfort zone.
Ishana Night Shyamalan shares dear old dad’s own storytelling crutch of voluble overstatement.
Challengers is an intoxicating showcase for the beauty and excitement of bodies in motion.
The film is a sensitive, dewy-eyed romance about two adults in the process of becoming.