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With <i>Phantom Thread</i>, Paul Thomas Anderson Stitches Together a Daringly Quiet Love Story

With Phantom Thread, Paul Thomas Anderson Stitches Together a Daringly Quiet Love Story

By Bilge EbiriJanuary 15, 2018

Phantom Thread unfolds so quietly that the questions it’s asking about the nature of desire and attraction, and its delicately confrontational back and forth between Alma and Reynolds, may not register immediately

Liam Neeson’s <i>The Commuter</i> Is Anything but Routine

Liam Neeson’s The Commuter Is Anything but Routine

By Danny KingJanuary 11, 2018

Like many a Collet-Serra protagonist, Michael endures much punishment throughout The Commuter — some of it, as with one close-quarters battle involving a guitar, presented in spectacular extended-take fashion

In the Darkest Hour, Liz Hannah and <i>The Post</i> Seize the Moment

In the Darkest Hour, Liz Hannah and The Post Seize the Moment

By April WolfeJanuary 10, 2018

The Post tells the story of the late Katherine Graham (Meryl Streep), the longtime publisher of The Washington Post, who took over its operations after her husband committed suicide in the 1970s

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Hong Sang-soo’s <i>On the Beach at Night Alone</i> Lays Bare the Hurt Behind Tabloid Headlines

Hong Sang-soo’s On the Beach at Night Alone Lays Bare the Hurt Behind Tabloid Headlines

By Bilge EbiriJanuary 9, 2018

Knowing the real-life inspiration for On the Beach at Night Alone may help one appreciate the film’s moral trajectory a bit better

Suspenseful <i>Django</i> Imagines the King of Gypsy Jazz at War

Suspenseful Django Imagines the King of Gypsy Jazz at War

By Alan ScherstuhlJanuary 9, 2018

Like Reinhardt playing that party in Thonon-les-Bains, on the border between France and Switzerland, Django director Etienne Comar refuses the limitations imposed on him

<i>Paddington 2</i> Reminds Us to Celebrate Human/Bearish Decency

Paddington 2 Reminds Us to Celebrate Human/Bearish Decency

By Bilge EbiriJanuary 8, 2018

In Paddington 2, the emigre bear (again voiced by Ben Whishaw) appears to be the glue holding the Browns’ diverse, colorful neighborhood together

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Spielberg’s <i>The Post</i> Weaponizes Nostalgia — for Good

Spielberg’s The Post Weaponizes Nostalgia — for Good

By Bilge EbiriJanuary 8, 2018

Bradlee and Graham learn over the course of The Post to abandon the clubby congeniality that allowed politicians to lie to the press for so long without ever getting called on it

Jessica Chastain Takes the Pot in Aaron Sorkin’s Poker Drama <i>Molly’s Game</i>

Jessica Chastain Takes the Pot in Aaron Sorkin’s Poker Drama Molly’s Game

By April WolfeDecember 21, 2017

Chastain seems at times to be both the lead and her own supporting actor in this story, as she oscillates between traditionally feminine and masculine modes of behavior

<i>Downsizing</i> Has the Vision to Shrink Matt Damon but Not to Dare a New POV

Downsizing Has the Vision to Shrink Matt Damon but Not to Dare a New POV

By Alan ScherstuhlDecember 21, 2017

Any thinking person watching Downsizing is 10 steps ahead of Damon’s blinkered schlub, and watching him piece together the bare facts about how this future America works — and how our America works today — makes for a frustrating sit

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<i>Jumanji</i> Returns With Weak Jungle Action and Not-Bad Dick Jokes

Jumanji Returns With Weak Jungle Action and Not-Bad Dick Jokes

By Alan ScherstuhlDecember 20, 2017

The new one is bigger and dumber than the previous, a feat considering the relentless clatter of the 1995 iteration …

The Most Interesting Thing in <i>Pitch Perfect 3</i> Is Anna Kendrick’s Boredom

The Most Interesting Thing in Pitch Perfect 3 Is Anna Kendrick’s Boredom

By Alan ScherstuhlDecember 20, 2017

The Pitch Perfect films have offered an increasingly unpalatable blend of pop-song empowerment, rah-rah women’s friendship and broad gross-out comedy

Suckers May Be Bored Every Minute of the Exhausting <i>The Greatest Showman</i>

Suckers May Be Bored Every Minute of the Exhausting The Greatest Showman

By April WolfeDecember 20, 2017

Hugh Jackman is charming as ever, and two dance scenes are mildly inventive and well-executed, yet Jackman’s goodwill and a splash of inspired choreography are not enough to earn the “greatest” in the title

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Blissful Romance <i>Call Me By Your Name</i> Sneaks Up on You Like a Sunburn

Blissful Romance Call Me By Your Name Sneaks Up on You Like a Sunburn

By April WolfeDecember 18, 2017

Guadagnino adeptly captures not just physicality of a burning love but also the emotional and intellectual components, and the film is all the more salient for that careful, realistic interpretation

<i>The Last Jedi</i> Is the Most Entertaining <i>Star Wars</i> Movie in Many a Moon

The Last Jedi Is the Most Entertaining Star Wars Movie in Many a Moon

By Bilge EbiriDecember 15, 2017

Writer-director Rian Johnson has certainly made the busiest Star Wars film of them all, but he keeps it from becoming a slog by infusing it with humor, verve and visual charm

<i>Wonder Wheel</i>’s Nostalgic Glow Can’t Hide Its Creator’s Score Settling

Wonder Wheel’s Nostalgic Glow Can’t Hide Its Creator’s Score Settling

By Alan ScherstuhlDecember 11, 2017

As Ginny and her life unravel, Allen’s sympathy for her seems to dry up, and she becomes something like the villain of the piece

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Guillermo del Toro Made <i>The Shape of Water</i>, but Sally Hawkins Owns It

Guillermo del Toro Made The Shape of Water, but Sally Hawkins Owns It

By Bilge EbiriDecember 11, 2017

… Just as the story should start to speed up and get more predictably exciting, it becomes weirder, drawn to odd tangents

Georgia’s <i>My Happy Family</i>, a Great Film About a Woman’s Liberation, Skipped Theaters for Netflix

Georgia’s My Happy Family, a Great Film About a Woman’s Liberation, Skipped Theaters for Netflix

By Bilge EbiriDecember 4, 2017

And one of the great delights of this film is the way it charts the shifting waves of allegiances that can occur in a family that loves and argues with equal ferocity

James Franco’s <i>The Disaster Artist</i> Insists Upon the Deep Americanness of Tommy Wiseau

James Franco’s The Disaster Artist Insists Upon the Deep Americanness of Tommy Wiseau

By Bilge EbiriDecember 4, 2017

Franco portrays Wiseau as a haughty but charismatic weirdo, someone who isn’t well-liked but who definitely gets noticed

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Women’s Suffrage Comes to ’70s Switzerland in the Incisive <i>The Divine Order</i>

Women’s Suffrage Comes to ’70s Switzerland in the Incisive The Divine Order

By April WolfeNovember 27, 2017

Here are some quick U.S. stats: White women won the vote in 1920; some Native American women could vote in 1924, while the rest could not until 1947; Asian-American women first voted in 1952; and black women had to wait until the 1960s to freely exercise this fundamental right. But…

Ai Weiwei’s Refugee Doc <i>Human Flow</i> is the Rare Movie That Deserves to be Called “Stunning”

Ai Weiwei’s Refugee Doc Human Flow is the Rare Movie That Deserves to be Called “Stunning”

By Alan ScherstuhlNovember 14, 2017

You’re right not to trust a film critic who calls a move stunning. But let me say this about Human Flow, the epic new documentary surveying the scope of the global refugee crisis, from Chinese artist/activist Ai Weiwei: It stunned me, in the truest sense of the word. Again and…

Deeply Moving <i>BPM</i> Finds AIDS Activists Fighting and Dancing Through the Epidemic

Deeply Moving BPM Finds AIDS Activists Fighting and Dancing Through the Epidemic

By April WolfeNovember 14, 2017

One year, back in the early 1990s, an uncle of mine didn’t show up to our family Christmas. I was only 10 and didn’t understand his sudden departure and why nobody would speak of it. A year later, I was at his funeral. He was a playwright and actor in…

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A Rough Boy Learns Tenderness in the Potent Shepherds’ Romance <i>God’s Own Country</i>

A Rough Boy Learns Tenderness in the Potent Shepherds’ Romance God’s Own Country

By Alan ScherstuhlNovember 13, 2017

Francis Lee’s stark, striking God’s Own Country is one of several significant films this year to depict hard-edged men softening, opening up, finding the courage to admit that everything they need to get through this life isn’t already inside them. The protagonist, raw-eyed farm boy Johnny (Josh O’Connor), has inherited…

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