Movies Archive
Archives for July 2020
Her newest visual album finds a glorious heritage just beneath the skin.
It’s a good weekend to get a little creeped out.
Deciding which streaming services to subscribe to is daunting. Here’s what you need to know.
Fear City takes everything at face value, and the results are tedious and vapid.
A pop culture primer on a lifetime of activism.
Inception’s cultural impact overshadows it — but a decade later, Christopher Nolan’s dream heist fantasy still earns its rep.
From freestyle rap to a Southern gothic novelist.
The Song of Achilles is like if The Old Guard was just about Joe and Nicky.
7 terrific new films, featuring a wide array of stars — from Tom Hanks and Charlize Theron to Andy Samberg and Walter Mercado.
Starring Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti, the movie broke records when it was acquired at Sundance for $17.5 million … and 69 cents.
This film about the first bovine on the frontier is all about friendship, capitalism, and baking.
It’s an empathetic portrait of a bar and the people who love it — with a twist.
July Fourth usually signals the biggest movie weekend of the summer. Luckily, there’s still plenty to watch.
The movie underlines what makes the musical radical.