MaXXXine
A throwback to the long-revered era of exaggerated 1980s horror.
A throwback to the long-revered era of exaggerated 1980s horror.
A motorcycle drama about the rise and fall of a bygone era, starring Jodie Comer, Austin Butler, and Tom Hardy.
The set pieces, performances, and visuals are here to remind you that director George Miller exists in an action movie class of his own.
A tribute to the Jewish resistance as well as a radical pushback against misconceptions that Jews accepted their fate in ignorance or without a struggle. On the contrary, they gave the Nazis hell.
A celebration of filmmaking that keeps its pace snappy and its screwball banter sharp.
An over-the-top violent yet childlike action riff on the dystopian and revenge film genres.
At heart, this is a road trip film, a vehicular journey down the semi-ruins of cities and small towns, with occasional stops capturing vignettes of chaos.
Perhaps one of the year’s most visually distinct films via its unorthodox approach to musical storytelling.
What the documentary about the actor's career gets right is Wilder’s love of life itself.