Damsel (July 7)

Living proof that catastrophes happen on a small scale too. This modest Western comedy probably didn’t set out to hurt … More

Breath (July 2)

Breath is a virtually unmarketable coming-of-age film about two young teenage boys from Australia. Its first act is a fairly … More

Day of the Soldado lurches to find its heart and soul without Emily Blunt. The fish-out-of-water story tempered the grit, … More

American Animals is at its core a film for lovers of storytelling. Its small scope, small stakes are appropriate for … More

Some of the cursory review headlines for JW I’ve found: “For the love of God, will someone put Jurassic World … More

Thought we were going to see On Cheesil Beach, but we had the times wrong, and ended up on seeing … More

Sequels are hard. Especially after thirteen years. This one captures some of the magic of the first and then some.

Ocean’s 8 is a lovely ensemble heist film. All of the character sketches are quite well done and the film … More

Gave Tag a second chance this afternoon with friend. I had previously described my failed attempt to watch it a … More

Hereditary is a subtle, patient, maybe a little too patient in retrospect, depiction of disability, motherhood, and grief. It saves … More