‘Wild Horse Nine’ Review: Rockwell and Malkovich Anchor McDonagh’s Familiar yet Soulful CIA Buddy Dramedy
McDonagh will always somehow make me tear up over a tender male friendship, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
‘Wildwood’ Review: LAIKA’s Brutal Fantasy Epic Recaptures the Magic of Childhood
A generational epic for blossoming young viewers mature enough for films of this depth, and a life‑affirming masterpiece for the adults who grew up with their earlier works.
‘Father Mother Sister Brother’ Review: Jim Jarmusch's Endearing and Somber Family Triptych
A triptych anthology family portrait about the pain of returning home amid loss. It's very charming, but not one of Jarmusch’s best works.
The Old Man and The Gun Review: Redford’s Finest Finale
It's as if Redford was hanging out with Paddington Bear and his pleasantness just rubbed off on him.