You don't need a film historian to point out despicable lead characters in movies directed by everyone from Siegel to Peckinpah to Friedkin. Depiction is not endorsement, fine, but Zahler goes back to this well enough to make us reconsider indulgi...

P!nk’s been criticized in the past for being confrontational – even combative – but those qualities, combined with her obvious compassion and unwillingness to take herself too seriously, are ones I'd be proud for my kids to share.

Just because Climax is Gaspar Noé's most accessible movie to date doesn't mean it isn't still nightmare fuel.

If it feels like a lot of indignity is being crammed into a short time frame — flashbacks to a pilot bro's "cockpit" jokes, a random dude asking Danvers to give him a smile, gaslighting "allies" — maybe there's a reason for that.

And even though the outcome is never in doubt, and even though we went through this same ringer with First Man less than a year ago, Millermaintains the suspense of both the historic landing and the astronauts' return home.

Speaking of: didn't this movie come out a few weeks ago? Yes, and thank you for acknowledging that sometimes reviewers have prior committments.