In Review: 'Everything Everywhere All at Once,' 'The Lost City'
This week brings two movies loaded with references to other movies, but only one could be described as "original."
This week brings two movies loaded with references to other movies, but only one could be described as "original."
Three new shows about the rise and fall of start-up visionaries reveal the insidious power of confidence. And open offices.
In 1980, William Friedkin provoked outrage with a lurid thriller set in New York's leather scene.
In a weekend of throwbacks, Ti West does a twist on 'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre,' Adrian Lyne brings sexy back after a two-decade absence and 'The Outfit' luxuriates in gangster style.
With 'Flashdance,' '9 1/2 Weeks,' and 'Fatal Attraction,' the director's back-to-back-to-back hits aroused mainstream audiences and told a story about the decade.
Our look at the three 'Godfather' films continues with the 'Part II,' a masterful film Francis Ford Coppola didn't even want to make.