Movies Archive
Archives for June 2020
A new documentary highlights how the controversial technology can protect people.
The popular log flume attraction will be redesigned around the 2009 film The Princess and the Frog.
It’s been a tough year. But the movies have been great.
How the director of Wedding Crashers made a fantastic Netflix movie about the world’s weirdest song competition.
Vox’s 39-year-old critic-at-large and much younger critic-at-small gather to discuss Bugs, Daffy, and the gang.
The South Korean thriller is like if John Wick was in the Hunger Games.
The ceremony’s shifting eligibility window suggests that Hollywood has rigged its own system.
From new Spike Lee and Judd Apatow movies to cult classic documentaries.
Da 5 Bloods, like all his movies, doesn’t let anyone off the hook.
They didn’t want to craft a “relatable” character.
A creepy drama, a zombie fever dream, and other films worth seeing.
Elisabeth Moss stars in the eerie Shirley as a fictionalized version of one of the 20th century’s greatest writers — and it feels like a story Jackson would have written.
HBO’s upcoming horror series is a supernatural allegory for racism. Its latest trailer ditches the allegory.
Films that challenge and rewire the imagination.