Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery
Even if you can guess who committed the deed, the “how it happened” part will still keep audiences in suspense.
Even if you can guess who committed the deed, the “how it happened” part will still keep audiences in suspense.
Well-made with eye-catching animation and a hopeful message, and accessible to viewers of all ages.
This gentle coming-of-age story visits the earliest years of a child’s life.
A largely straightforward thriller with only a few examples of Yorgos Lanthimos's abstract weirdness.
The standouts here are its neon-lit fights, digital worlds, and the moody score by Nine Inch Nails.
It’s slightly ironic that a sequel to a movie about its band playing past their expiration date would lean into legacy nostalgia.
A grand epic teeming with magic, martial arts, and exotic settings.
Spike Lee offers a fresh spin on Akira Kurosawa’s High and Low while retaining the essence of what made the original so special.
A decent first-time effort that takes on more ideas than it can fully explore.