In Review: 'Warfare,' 'Drop,' 'The Amateur'
This week, Alex Garland heads into battle (again), Meghann Fahy has a rough first date, and Rami Malek leaves his desk job at the CIA.
This week, Alex Garland heads into battle (again), Meghann Fahy has a rough first date, and Rami Malek leaves his desk job at the CIA.
Every spring, New Orleans plays host to a spooky film festival that celebrates all things horror (and horror-ish). We, once again, paid it a visit.
Jack Black and Jason Momoa get blocky while, elsewhere, Naomi Watts contemplates mortality and other matters with some canine help.
Plenty of trailers give away too many twists and turns. But can a trailer give away a film's heart and soul? A 25-year-old Robert Zemeckis movie might have the answer.
In this glossy Jerry Bruckheimer production about a scrappy Pittsburgh welder/dancer, winning is everything.
The sparkling jewel of the studio system has made audiences swoon for decades. We try to unpack what makes movie magic possible.