Pixar's latest is frequently lovely, never amazing.
Sam's favorite film of the year takes the edge off of 2020.
A bleak, low-budget melodrama using aggressive manipulation to its advantage.
Black Bear — which premiered in January this year at the Sundance Film Festival — at first seems like your prototypical festival entry and not necessarily in a good way either: a dialogue-driven drama shot on handheld cameras, with overt horror overtones and a scathing portrayal of indulgent characters in the world of indie filmmaking.… continue
Larger canvas and bigger (not always better) stars, but still worth saving the date.
A masterful, visually rich adaptation of August Wilson's stage play.
This intimate road trip film is largely a refreshing departure from typical biopics.
Riz Ahmed elevates a familiar story with an incredible lead performance.
