Oscar’s top films about adapting to change
In the weirdest 365 days any of us will ever experience, movies have undoubtedly provided
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“Malcolm & Marie” leaves viewers feeling trapped
The opening shot of “Malcolm & Marie,” the new Netflix film from Sam Levinson, is
‘Little Things’ could have used a broader focus
Denzel Washington, Rami Malek, and Jared Leto are three of the finest actors of this
New Wonder Woman needed more punch, while ‘Soul’ dives deep
It is impressive to see the superhero Wonder Woman on screen, even on the small
Holiday movie review: ‘Jingle Jangle’ a charming and needed musical moment
I have always enjoyed a good Christmas movie, but there just are not very many
Pandemic streaming—If it’s horror you crave, try ‘His House’ or ‘La Llorona’
As we head back into a new Stay-At-Home order, it’s time to search the streaming
‘Borat 2’ exposes Americans’ stupidity, ‘Tenet’ leads to confusion
Sacha Baron Cohen, the king of disguises, is back. Fourteen years after the first “Borat”
In ‘Host,’ online séance is full of shocking surprises
Local theaters are reopening as I write this column, but most of the fare available
We could use a few more ‘New Mutants’ to keep things interesting
CONCORD, CA—The drive-in, once dying, has been revived as the only safe place (other than
Rogen gets into a ‘Pickle’ with his great-grandfather
Seth Rogen has always been a good dramatic actor, despite starring in mostly comedies. His