Park Chan-wook brings together Matthew McConaughey, Austin Butler, Pedro Pascal, and Tang Wei for western thriller The Brigands of Rattlecreek — a hot project at the Cannes Market

Review of “Miles & Kicks”: Barbie Ferreira in a Charming Romantic Comedy That Feels Like an Indie Version of Almost Famous

Review of the film “Two Seasons, Two Strangers”: Shu Miyake, one of the most precise contemporary Japanese filmmakers

Broadway box office surge during the busy spring season; “Proof,” “The Rocky Horror Show,” and “Dog Day Afternoon” fill theaters

Review of the Broadway play “Ballast” — A neighborhood clash in David Lindsay-Abaire’s comedy

The stage adaptation of “Schmigadoon!” on Broadway; from television to the stage with a taste of cornbread pudding for everyone

Fallen Angels makes a dazzling return to Broadway, starring Rose Byrne and Kelli O’Hara

Animated Stranger Things spin-off titled Tales of ’85 is a repetitive, pessimistic, and somewhat gloomy retelling: TV review

Review of Animal Farm: Seth Rogen, Kieran Culkin, and Glenn Close voice “simplified” adaptation of Orwell novel by Andy Serkis

Cannes Critics’ Week Jury Announced: Payal Kapadia Named President

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27 April

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Park Chan-wook brings together Matthew McConaughey, Austin Butler, Pedro Pascal, and Tang Wei for western thriller The Brigands of Rattlecreek — a hot project at the Cannes Market
24 April

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Review of “Miles & Kicks”: Barbie Ferreira in a Charming Romantic Comedy That Feels Like an Indie Version of Almost Famous
24 April

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Review of the film “Two Seasons, Two Strangers”: Shu Miyake, one of the most precise contemporary Japanese filmmakers
24 April

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Broadway box office surge during the busy spring season; “Proof,” “The Rocky Horror Show,” and “Dog Day Afternoon” fill theaters
24 April

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Review of the Broadway play “Ballast” — A neighborhood clash in David Lindsay-Abaire’s comedy
24 April

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The stage adaptation of “Schmigadoon!” on Broadway; from television to the stage with a taste of cornbread pudding for everyone
24 April

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Fallen Angels makes a dazzling return to Broadway, starring Rose Byrne and Kelli O’Hara
24 April

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Animated Stranger Things spin-off titled Tales of ’85 is a repetitive, pessimistic, and somewhat gloomy retelling: TV review
24 April

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Review of Animal Farm: Seth Rogen, Kieran Culkin, and Glenn Close voice “simplified” adaptation of Orwell novel by Andy Serkis
22 April

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Cannes Critics’ Week Jury Announced: Payal Kapadia Named President
17 April

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Review of the series “Margo’s got money”: Michelle Pfeiffer shines in Apple’s gentle comedy about sex work
17 April

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“Blue Heron”: Review of Sophie Romvari’s Stunning Debut Feature on Memory Lapses and Human Remembrance
17 April

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Beef Season 2 Review: A Bigger and Even Stronger Sequel
17 April

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Review of “The Mummy” by Lee Cronin: A clichéd, soulless and ruthless creature that stands out only through its torrent of flying vomit
17 April

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Review of Season 3 of “Euphoria”: HBO’s drama by Sam Levinson becomes tiresome
17 April

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Film Review of “Mother Mary”: Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel Create a Radiant Harmony in David Lowery’s Strange, Pop-Inspired Psychological Drama Drawn from a Divine World
13 April

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Review of Big Mistakes: Dan Levy’s Netflix crime comedy is chaotic but seriously lacking in logic or emotion
13 April

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Film Review: “The Christophers”: Ian McKellen’s Best Performance Since Gandalf Breathes New Life Into Steven Soderbergh’s Late-Style Cinema
12 April

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Kate Mara, star of “The Undermothers”, on Nancy’s traumatic past, her secret affair with [SPOILER], and her final months
12 April

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“Faces of Death” Review: A Smart Remake of One of the Most Notorious Horror Films Ever, Reimagined for the Social Media Age
Feb- 2026 -

14 February

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Unusual Record for Melania on Rotten Tomatoes; Audience Score “Not Fake”
Dec- 2025 -

30 December

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Speed, Character, and Technical Grandeur: Why “F1” is More Than Mere Entertainment
27 December

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The Paradox of Enforced Bliss: A Deep Dive into Season 1 of Vince Gilligan’s ‘Pluribus’
24 December

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London Critics’ Circle Awards Nominees: One Battle After Another and Hamnet Lead the Field
Sep- 2025 -

22 September

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Reviews of One Battle After Another: “An American Madness”
22 September

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The Best Paul Thomas Anderson Films According to Over 100 Critics
18 September

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$110 Million A Big Bold Beautiful Journey Buried Under Negative Reviews
8 September

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Critics react to Wake Up Dead Man after Toronto premiere: “The allure—that was the story”
6 September

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The Conjuring: The Last Rites Breaks Records Despite Negative Reviews
6 September

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9-Minute Standing Ovation for Julian Schnabel’s In The Hand Of Dante in Venice, Followed by Negative Reviews
1 September

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Del Toro’s Frankenstein Reviews: Masterful Yet Television-Like
Aug- 2025 -

31 August

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Reviews of Park Chan-wook’s No Other Choice: Steely and fluid
30 August

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Caught Stealing Reviews: Aronofsky’s Latest Film
30 August

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The Best Coen Brothers Films, According to Over 100 Critics
30 August

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Review by film critic Sahebe Pooyan Mehr on Saeed Roustayi’s film Women and Child/ A social drama with messages about women’s issues and suffocating mise-en-scènes
15 August

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Screenplay Analysis of Citizen Kane with Shadmehr Rastin
13 August

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Alien: Earth Sets the Best Rotten Tomatoes Score in the Franchise’s 46-Year History
5 August

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Ice Cube’s War of the Worlds Scores 0% on Rotten Tomatoes
5 August

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Sahebe Pooyan mehr’s Critique of Oktay Baraheni’s “Oldboy”: A Standout Work in the History of Iranian Cinema
Jul- 2025 -

30 July

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Weapons Receives 100% Rating on Rotten Tomatoes Based on ‘Selected’ Reviews

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