Call Me by Your Name
Call Me by Your Name celebrates the lie of a culture that’s determined to crown every individual the king or queen of his or her life.
Roman J. Israel, Esq.
Roman J. Israel Esq. tells us that not only is virtue its own reward, it is, ultimately, the only one.
Justice League
In a year filled with top-flight superhero movies, DC’s answer to Marvel’s Avengers barely gets off the ground.
Daddy’s Home 2
Between put-downs, profanity and off-color gags, this movie still manages to say something about how important dads are.
The Florida Project
This movie felt like a tragedy to me: a tiny family slowly drowning—incapable of swimming, unwilling to grab lifelines dangling by the pool.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
British writer/director Martin McDonagh paints a discordant picture here of an awful, provincialized middle America.
Thor: Ragnarok
Thor and Hulk have been replaced by two beefy, good ol’ boy jokesters who’d be right at home in a wisecrack-tossing Guardians of the Galaxy movie.
Last Flag Flying
Last Flag Flying is a powerful, emotive film. That said, it’s also an extremely profane one.
Lady Bird
This coming-of-age film drills down into the intimate micro-contradictions of life even as it explodes onscreen with many visually problematic ones.
A Bad Moms Christmas
A Bad Moms Christmas is at times sweet, often silly, but almost constantly salacious.