Movies Archive
Archives for October 2020
Here’s a few things to know about Disney+’s Star Wars TV show if you’re not a Star Wars fan.
“They’re hucksters,” says the director of White Noise, a new doc that focuses on three prominent right-wing figures: Richard Spencer, Mike Cernovich, and Lauren Southern.
The true star of “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm” is Borat’s daughter.
Chris discourse, explained.
The season one finale was “a surprise to us,” say the documentary filmmakers.
What is voter suppression? What happened in 2000? Can American elections be fixed?
The new adaptation plays like an eighth grader read the SparkNotes and badly misunderstood them.
The star-studded drama returns to the past with a purpose.
Feeling trapped in your own house — or in your own mind? These twisty movies can relate.
A drama, a documentary, and two filmed Broadway plays show a country at a crossroads.
It’s less haunting — and less haunted — than Hill House, but still a captivating saga of families, grief, and love.
From serious social commentary to truffle-hunting dogs, nonfiction movies are as vibrant and vital as ever.
The Forty-Year-Old Version and Dick Johnson Is Dead have both debuted on the streaming service, and they’re wonderful.
One Night in Miami, Nomadland, Wolfwalkers, and more are headed our way soon.
The world has changed a lot since A Rainy Day in New York was shot.