War isn’t about who’s right, rather who’s left.

Francis Coppola can even turn disasters into masterpieces.

To cancel, or not to cancel?

Making racial injustice feel like an urban myth.

Superficial, artificial, the body horrors of vanity.

Right on track to our hearts.

The longer the legs, the harder they fall.

In the courts of 2023, men fall so women can rise.

One of the greatest sci-fi epics to date.

A visually impressive war film shot in one take.

A perfect showcase of moral ambiguity and bias.

Elisabeth Moss has established herself as household name in the horror genre.

The year's weirdest film.

A witty metaphor of Ireland hidden at the bottom of the glass.

Humor but not enough heart to make this popcorn flick meaningful.

A fitting end to Keanu Reeve's John Wick.

Nothing more, nothing less than you should expect.

Roger Deakins and Sam Mendes make a gorgeous piece that falls a bit short.

A neo noir gothic take on a classic formula.

A boring film, but a showcase of Oscar Isaacs ability.

Sometimes beauty does beat brains.

There’s not much to talk about.