Reviews Archive
Archives for May 2019
Guy Ritchie’s remake thankfully overcomes most of its cultural baggage — but it loses the joy of its predecessor.
From the director of The Witch comes a psychosexual drama, a pitch-black comedy, and a tale of two men driving each other nuts.
The latest from the director of The Tree of Life deconstructs religion and nationalism by looking at someone who refused to fight.
A tale of addiction, excess, and love, filtered through the rocker’s greatest hits.
We caused it, and that’s just fine.
The third installment in the action franchise starring Keanu Reeves is currently in theaters.
This anthology reads exactly like a Karen Russell book. That’s both a good thing and a bad thing.
Honor Swinton Byrne stars alongside her mother, Tilda Swinton, in an exquisite story drawn from director Joanna Hogg’s youth.
A Bolivian Mennonite community was terrorized by a string of rapes. This new novel asks what comes next.
Cute robots, time portals, and digital memories mingle in Ted Chiang’s Exhalation.
The third chapter in the action movie trilogy is basically ballet.
The star-studded comedy is a little bland, but it gets the job done.
You don’t need to understand Pokémon to understand this movie. You do need to understand Blade Runner.
The series, from BoJack Horseman production designer Lisa Hanawalt, is a fantastical study of female friendship and life in your 30s.