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NYFF Review: Maestro

After delivering an Oscar-winning directorial debut with 2018's A Star is Born, Bradley Cooper returns to helm Maestro, a biopic based on iconic American...

NYFF Review: May December

The latest film from Todd Haynes, director of Carol and Dark Waters, is a multi-faceted story of truth that features some searing dark comedy...

NYFF Review: The Boy and the Heron

It’s been over a decade since we’ve seen a film from the legendary Hayao Miyazaki, the director who’s helped make Studio Ghibli a renowned...

‘The Creator’ Review: One of the Best Original Films of the Year

Writer-director Gareth Edwards has quickly developed a strong vision for large-scale stories that stand out in major franchises with 2014's Godzilla and Rogue One: A...

‘Fair Play’ Review: A Well-Acted, Heavy Drama

Fair Play is a film I first read about in an entertainment article earlier this year. Describing the movie as a throwback, the writer...

The Exorcist: Believer Review: A Worthy, But Flawed Entry into The Horror Franchise

The scariest thing for fans of The Exorcist franchise is that the 2023 -- The Exorcist: Believer is a "requel." Writer/Director David Gordon Green...

NYFF Review: Anatomy of a Fall

When any film comes out of the Cannes Film Festival with the coveted Palme d’Or, it immediately gains an elevated prestige and recognition that...

Review: ‘The Royal Hotel’ is Tense but Hollow

In the opening scenes of director Kitty Green’s new film, The Royal Hotel, American tourists, Hanna (Julia Garner) and Liv (Jessica Henwick), appear to...

Venice Film Festival Review: Hit Man

We’re introduced to Gary Johnson (played by co-writer Glen Powell) as a pleasant, pleasurable psychology professor. Not knowing anything about the true story going...

The Anniversary Brothers Movie Podcast: Gravity 10th Anniversary

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2K6jfDmq9W8TJuwEfR4NfD?si=edbaf5d21cb74d49 Dive into new seasons and new series on Paramount+. Click here to Try it FREE! Senior Writer Aaron Sarnecky and Senior TV Columnist Josh Sarnecky...

Venice Film Festival Review: The Beast (La Bête)

Co-writer-director Bertrand Bonnello was "freely inspired" by Henry James’s The Beast In The Jungle for his script for The Beast. Its protagonist believes that...

Venice Film Festival Review: The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial

The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, which takes place almost entirely within a courtroom, has almost no score, but the cast makes up the soundscape. They...

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