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A pile of discarded Halloween costumes dolled up by millions but still boring to watch.
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Tarantino uses a short film-style to forgive history. He reinvents the best in both (and some of the worst).
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Chaotic elements curdle in Altman's serious silly world. There are worse films but few larger failures.
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The figure is troubled; the movie is precise. It's a tribute to patter more than to a man.
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No shortage of mechanical beauty and a heart full of intent. This doesn't stop it from being loud.
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A well-meaning take on worse movies. It's pretty but it's not brave.
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The 22-film climax delivers on fireworks but passes up its themes. Here's my full analysis.
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A queazy exploration of love that doubles as genre comfort. Don't expect more.
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A new direction doesn't kill the magic. The complete lack of creative energy does.
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This decade saw new studios created and old ones bought. Here's my pick for the 100 Best Movies of the 2010s.
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A gorgeous technological obsession matched to a sparse story. Exactly what meets the eye.
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Refn is suffering from a sex and violence delusion. After this, you might be too.
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Abrams returns to Star Wars to make the most pandering, convoluted, and purposeless entry in the entire saga.
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With The Rise of Skywalker coming out, I wrote my final evaluation, for good and bad, of one of the most debated movies ever.
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As small as horror gets. Images survive a plot that fails them.
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I'm not buying what this trailer is selling. Here's why.
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What a dark horse! Has any movie been more hated for being fine?
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A family drama and a space movie, with little enough ambition to fail them both.
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