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In September 5, director Tim Fehlbaum masterfully recreates the terror of the 1972 Munich Olympics, where 11 Israeli athletes were taken hostage and...
Director Pablo Larraín once again crafts a sumptuous yet emotionally hollow portrait of a tormented icon.
With standout performances and a razor-sharp script, 'The Order' is a pulse-pounding account of neo-Nazi terror and the FBI’s relentless fight to...
Fool that I am, I was excited to hear of a new Broadway play called Swept Away, figuring it would be a sexy adaptation of the great 1974 Italian...
A new Broadway musical about people in love? OK. A new Broadway musical about people in love who are robots? I don’t think so. That’s what I...
In this scathing review, Rex Reed rips into Hugh Grant's misguided attempt at horror, describing the film as a “pointless screamfest” that’s...
This is nostalgia without the charm.
Clint Eastwood’s Juror #2 is a masterclass in suspense and moral dilemma, led by a powerhouse performance from Nicholas Hoult. If this is...
If you’re a veteran theatergoer lamenting the absence of good, old-fashioned love stories on Broadway, hope has arrived. Left on Tenth— the new...
One of the things I like best about watching Michael Keaton on the screen in movies, good or bad (and especially in human and often hilarious comedies...
One of the things I like best about watching Michael Keaton on the screen in movies, good or bad (and especially in human and often hilarious comedies...
Great biopics about great people demand great writing and great centerpiece performances.
A state of desperate deprivation that signifies the lack of imagination that plagues most movies today and deprives decent performers from doing their...
Mia Farrow has not been on a Broadway stage for so long that we forgot how much we missed her. Now she’s back in a new play called The Roommate, ...
Mia Farrow has not been on a Broadway stage for so long that we forgot how much we missed her. Now she’s back in a new play called The Roommate, ...
Remakes are odious, but Speak No Evil, while thoroughly unneeded and unasked for, is an Americanized remake of a 2022 thriller from Denmark that...
The search never ends for ways to make old genres like cowboy movies look fresh and different. To this purpose, there is a shoot-em-up called The...
Does anyone know how to make a movie these days that makes sense, with enough plot, narrative coherence and character development to keep a viewer...
I’m no stranger to lament when it comes to the disintegration of quality in what passes for movies today, but then along comes a bucket of swill...
Nothing ends the way you think it will.
At a time when mature women are making giant strides toward honor, respect and dignity in every walk of life, progress to gain equal footing is...
Before tornado movies threaten to become a cottage industry, just remember that in spite of both the bad ones and the forthcoming plans for more that...
At a sorry time when most movies are about nothing, Fly Me to the Moon, a rom-com set in the chaos and cross purposes of the heroic Apollo 11 moon...
It’s summer, when multiplex marquees are bloated with hunks of junk. One learns, through experience, to expect mediocrity at the movies. What one...
Daddio is a dreary two-hander with the look, feel and sound of one hand clapping. Conceived and word processed by first-time writer-director Christy...
Writer-director Nicholas Tomnay makes maximum use of plot twists that keep an audience on its toes.
June Squibb, the larky senior citizen who walked away with Nebraska, has deservedly landed her first starring role in the giddy action thriller ...
Chris Pine trashes his biggest asset, playing most of 'Poolman' in a bikini with a shaggy, white beard that makes him look like a stoner Santa Claus.
When I first heard about Jeanne du Barry, the sumptuous and extravagant French epic about the infamous, powerful but rarely mentioned final...
From Northern Ireland, Nowhere Special is the poorly titled but beautifully made and deeply touching film about John, a 34-year-old window washer...
A few days after Rachel McAdams made a noble but disappointing Broadway debut in Mary Jane, Jessica Lange fared much better in Mother Play, ...
Broadway is in trouble, but now that it is limping to the close of what I arguably consider one of the worst theater seasons in recent memory, two...
John Travolta doesn’t act much anymore. Call it semi-retirement. On the rare occasion when someone talks him into taking up his old position before...
After five Broadway incarnations of Cabaret and endless productions worldwide, you’d think, by now, they’d get it right—in their sleep. But...
In the confusion and chaos of today’s polarized political landscape—a time of violence, crime, insurrection and the rape of traditional human...
Filmed on authentic locations in Poland by meticulous Canadian director Louise Archambault, Irena’s Vow is one of the most astounding true...
In a creepy, dystopian future, 15 years after humanity has been decimated, a man simply named Paul (Nicolas Cage) and his adopted twin sons Thomas and...
Unfairly derailed by obvious, headline-demanding personal problems, Woody Allen’s phenomenal career returns to where it should never have paused in...
After suffering through the new Broadway musical The Notebook, I thought I had seen the worst of what the 2024 season would bring. I was wrong. I...
The Notebook | 2hrs 20mins. One intermission. | Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre | 236 West 45th Street | (212) 239-6200 Thank you for signing up! ...
Agreeable, multifaceted Michael Keaton has been away from the screen for a while, but as both star and director of Knox Goes Away, his fresh and...
Of all the recurring themes at the movies, none is less constant or more prolific than the Holocaust. Every year introduces a few new ones. But...
Mother Cabrini, one of the most powerful, influential and inspirational women who ever lived, has always been one about whom much is guessed and...
It’s always a treat to welcome the fiery, versatile and almost always surprising Shirley MacLaine back to the screen, although now, in happy...
Sometimes, a movie with no extraordinary cinematic merits wins your heart because of the touching way it shows the pure, positive, feel-good actions...
Red Right Hand, another routine crime-thriller with a title that makes no sense, is a violent and nauseating excuse to entertain the portion of what...
In the unpleasantly named Bleeding Love, an estranged father (Ewan McGregor) and his deeply disturbed 20-year-old daughter (played by his...
It’s one damned thing after another in Suncoast, a leaden, melodramatic soap opera with forced comedic elements inserted to drag out the playing...
It won a Silver Bear in Berlin for “outstanding artistic contribution,” whatever that means, so somebody must have considered the bizarre...
Do not see The Taste of Things on an empty stomach. It’s a French film about gourmet French cuisine, magnificently photographed and meticulously...
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