Eden
Ron Howard’s new film serves up a more-than-satisfying four-course meal of gripping drama, morbid true crime, and voluptuous entertainment.
Ron Howard’s new film serves up a more-than-satisfying four-course meal of gripping drama, morbid true crime, and voluptuous entertainment.
The movie lays its cards on the table right away with a premise that works instantly on both visceral and emotional levels.
When it comes to discussing a comedy, it’s best to get straight to the point: Is the new version of The Naked Gun funny?
Director Michael Shanks delivers a solid dose of horror, humor, and romance, proving just how mainstream and accessible body horror has become.
A smug, tongue-out gesture at sensitive topics or a sharp-eyed tapestry of American dysfunction?
If an existentialist action film is even possible, Cloud would be a prime example.
A sports-mafia drama and an Almodóvar–esque tragicomedy.
Danny Boyle is back with one of his best films to date, once again sidestepping Hollywood’s expectations and conventions (this is, first and foremost, a British production).
One of the great pleasures of the festival was being part of an audience discovering international gems