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Becoming Directed by Nadia Hallgren The review Nadia Hallgren takes us along on Michelle Obama’s book tour in Becoming, a movie that is both a nostalgic trip back to 2008–2016 and an illustration [...]

The Lovebirds Directed by: Michael Showalter Written by: Aaron Abram, Brendan Gall The review: The Lovebirds pairs Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani in a hilarious movie that pushes all the comedic [...]

Recommended The Half of It (May) 20 Feet From Stardom (April) Homecoming (February) Miss Americana (February) Zombieland (November) Good 18 Presents (May) Inception (May) Extraction (April) P.S. [...]

The review: Francesco Amato’s 18 Presents could have dived right in to movie cliches* but ventures off in a different direction to create a movie that had me intermittently verklempt. The charm [...]

The review: Christopher Nolan’s Inception is a movie with a highly original concept that makes the choice to go just a few levels too deep.* It remains as visually stunning as it was in 2010,** [...]

The review: Just Mercy is a solid courtroom procedural, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, that draws attention to the faulty mechanisms of justice, specifically concerning prisoners on death [...]

Becoming Directed by Nadia Hallgren The review Nadia Hallgren takes us along on Michelle Obama’s book tour in Becoming, a movie that is both a nostalgic trip back to 2008–2016 and an illustration [...]

The Lovebirds Directed by: Michael Showalter Written by: Aaron Abram, Brendan Gall The review: The Lovebirds pairs Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani in a hilarious movie that pushes all the comedic [...]

The review: Christopher Nolan’s The Prestige is an engrossing battle of wills between two magicians who never say never.* During this grim battle between Christian Bale and Hugh Jackman the movie [...]

The review: Francesco Amato’s 18 Presents could have dived right in to movie cliches* but ventures off in a different direction to create a movie that had me intermittently verklempt. The charm [...]

The review: Christopher Nolan’s Inception is a movie with a highly original concept that makes the choice to go just a few levels too deep.* It remains as visually stunning as it was in 2010,** [...]

The review: Just Mercy is a solid courtroom procedural, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, that draws attention to the faulty mechanisms of justice, specifically concerning prisoners on death [...]

(and other handy things to know about singing) Max Minghella’s Teen Spirit is so very blah that if not for the electrifying performance at the end, it would not at all be worth watching.* Elle [...]

Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight features and masterful performance by Heath Ledger and is a nihilistic movie I despise.* While every actor involved is excellent** I do not think that plot [...]

The review: Noah Baumbach’s Kicking and Screaming is full of really low-energy, quasi-adult men dithering about things for ninety-six minutes that feel more like three hours; it has not aged [...]