In Review: 'Argylle,' 'How to Have Sex,' 'Anselm'
Matthew Vaughn returns with a flopsweat-drenched spy comedy alongside an incisive British coming-of-age story and a new 3-D doc from Wim Wenders.
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#78 (tie): Céline and Julie Go Boating: The Reveal discusses all 100 of Sight & Sound’s Greatest Films of All Time
Jacques Rivette goes down the rabbit hole in this delightfully improvised experiment about two women who find themselves interacting with another narrative.
In Review: 'Pictures of Ghosts,' 'Sometimes I Think About Dying'
In a pair of indies this week, Brazilian director Kleber Mendonça Filho reflects on the neighborhoods and movie houses of his home city while Daisy Ridley downshifts from 'Star Wars' to a small drama.
Worst to Best: Neon's 2023 Slate
Every year, members of film critic guilds are sent "the Neon box," the jewel of awards-season sets. Let's dig in.
In Review: 'Origin,' 'I.S.S.'
Two disappointing new movies explore global tensions from vastly different vantage points.
The Comic Fury of Jason Statham ✦
In his '00s prime, the 'Crank' movies helped crystallize the appeal of the stone-faced action star.
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