The adaptation of Colleen Hoover's psychological thriller is as unsettling and morally murky as the source material — which is exactly what it needed to be.
Netflix's adaptation of Steinbeck's classic earns its ambitions through patient storytelling, stunning visuals, and performances that carry the full weight of the material.
Conclave is about faith, power, and what institutions do to the people who run them. Ralph Fiennes is quietly extraordinary. One of the best films of 2024.
Edward Berger's German-language adaptation of the Remarque novel is brutal, precise, and completely uninterested in the romance of war. One of the finest anti-war films ever made.
Todd Field's Tár is a film about power, accountability, and what happens when a genius uses talent as a license for cruelty. Cate Blanchett is beyond compare.
Saltburn is about obsession, class envy, and the violence hidden inside desire. Jacob Elordi and Barry Keoghan are both exceptional. It is not a comfortable film and it doesn't try to be.
Martin McDonagh made a film about the end of a friendship that ends up being about the end of everything. Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson are extraordinary.
A wuxia epic of extraordinary grace and feeling: action cinema as emotional expression.
A film that moves at the pace of grief: patient, precise, and quietly devastating.
A fairy tale about fascism: dark, beautiful, heartbreaking, and necessary.
