Mesmerizing performances make May December no less uncomfortable, and no less problematic.
Alexander Payne’s latest film has some R-rated flaws. But it also feels deeply human in its depiction of its characters’ …
Important lessons about bravery, friendship and love make this take on a classic children’s book worth consideration.
In theory, Oppenheimer could’ve existed without its content issues. But it doesn’t.
Sight & Sound Films brings the tragic-but-inspiring story of poet Henry Wadsworth to life on the big screen.
The Creator suggests AI may surpass humankind in its humanity. And that’s a problem for several reasons.
Bayard Rustin was a complex champion of the Civil Rights movement. But this Netflix film has an agenda of its …
This pic is sorta like an inside joke that nobody really gets. And it’s a dirty joke at that.
This play-like pic is a twisting, thought-provoking actor showcase. But its foul, heated and sweaty side is far less thoughtful.
Dumb Money’s incredibly foul and dumb content should be a big part of your your moviegoing risk assessment.
Surprised by Oxford certainly surprised us with its deep Christian messages—but also with some of its content issues.
While Fingernails isn’t the most explicit film ever, it’s still not going to give viewers warm, fuzzy feelings.
Nyad isn’t just about its centerpiece character’s remarkable swim: It’s also about a friendship that weathers its own stormy seas.
Some important messages bloom in Killers of the Flower Moon—even as they’re watered in blood.
The Blind traces Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson’s descent into alcoholism and his road back to his wife … and …