Movies Archive
Archives for February 2020
Elisabeth Moss is brilliant as a woman trying to escape her husband’s clutches.
It’s all about symbolic Regency clothing sex.
Beasts of the Southern Wild director Benh Zeitlin returns with an intriguing but muddled take on the old legend.
Books, movies, and podcasts can help clarify the story that led to the criminal conviction of the disgraced mogul.
Director Jacqueline Olive wanted audiences to “have a stake” in understanding communities traumatized by violence.
How the rising star prepared to play a character who “behaves as if she is the star of her own film.”
Trump aired out his thoughts on the Oscars at a campaign rally. Please clap.
The best thing about the newest version is its keen sense of Austen’s sweet sarcasm.
The battle between subtitles and dubbing is messy, layered, and surprisingly political.
It’s a perfect pairing to the director’s 2020 Best Picture winner and a great introduction to his whole body of work.
“Titanic is the hugest success, and it’s because it’s totally queer,” says the French filmmaker.
Imagine if Birds of Prey and Harley Quinn had the same freedom as Joker.
Billie’s 2020 hot streak continues with her sultry James Bond theme.
This French film about two women who fall in love in the 1770s is a beautiful romance and a heartbreaking love story.
The Hunt was “canceled” last fall. Now it’s back with a new trailer and a March release date.