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Palm Royale Review: Breezy and Wickedly Fun Comedy with Little Depth
Kristen Wiig and an all-star cast delight in Apple TV's 1960s'-, Palm Beach-set romp that purposely avoids diving beneath the surface.
Arthur the King Review: A Solid but Occasionally Cheesy True-Story Adventure
Director Simon Cellan Jones could have dialed back on some overly sad dog moments, but the rest is gripping enough for the whole family.
Desert Road Review: A Mind-Boggling Thriller Steered by Its Fantastic Lead Actress [SXSW 2024]
Desert Road finds an unnamed woman stranded and alone after her car breaks down, and the road she's on carries a frightening sci-fi mystery.
Knox Goes Away Review: Michael Keaton's Engrossing But Flawed Crime Noir Thriller
A contract killer (Michael Keaton) with rapid dementia tries to save his son (James Marsden) before losing cognition.
French Girl Review: Zach Braff and Vanessa Hudgens Try to Reignite the Rom-Com With a Twist
Evelyne Brochu (Orphan Black) also stars as an exec chef in training who swoops Braff off to Quebec for a harmless R-rated adventure.
Immaculate Review: One Hell of a Blood-Soaked Sister Act
Sydney Sweeney is mesmerizing in this slow-burning horror film that requires patience. But the payoff is big.
The Animal Kingdom Review: A Surrealist Take on Our Changing World
French filmmaker Thomas Cailley's second film is a touching coming-of-age drama within a surreal new world.
The Greatest Hits Review: Great Actors and Music Create Romance Despite Flaws
Lucy Boynton, Justin H. Min, and David Corenswet form a great romantic triangle across space, time, and death in The Greatest Hits.
American Dreamer Review: A Knockdown Funny Critique of Economic Inequality
A poor economics professor (Peter Dinklage) is duped into buying a house from a seemingly feeble octogenarian (Shirley MacLaine).
5lbs of Pressure Review: Gripping Family Themes Elevate Crime Thriller
Adam (Luke Evans) tries to reconnect with his son (Rudy Pankow) after 16 years in prison for murder, but others seek retribution for his crime.
Club Zero Review: A Queasy Satirical Masterpiece with Difficult Ideas
Club Zero is the perfect film for our times, following a teacher who convinces her class to become anorexics.
Snack Shack Review: A Comic Showcase for Some of the Most Exciting Rising Stars
Snack Shack overcomes clichés in the script thanks to an incredible cast of performers that make this '90s-set teen comedy relatable to today.
Apples Never Fall Review: Take a Bite - It's (Mostly) Juicy Good
Annette Bening shines in an all-star, guilty-pleasure family drama from the creator of Big Little Lies.
Space: The Longest Goodbye Review | The Loneliness of the Long Distance Astronauts
In Ido Mizrahy's documentary about the psychology of astronauts, the solution to loneliness is not always rocket science.
Ben and Suzanne, A Reunion in 4 Parts Review: Authentic Modern Romance Understands the Complexities of Love
Though perhaps a bit too long and quiet for some, Ben and Suzanne is an intimate, personal portrait of modern love.
Star Trek: Discovery Season 5 Review | The Best Season Is the Final One
As the Star Trek series that launched a new era comes to a close, an intriguing new mystery & new enemies up the stakes for all the show's characters.
Tim Travers and the Time Traveler's Paradox Review: Hilarious, Weird, and Witty Sci-Fi at Its Best
The time travel paradox is taken to its funniest extreme by a mad scientist who should not exist, and wants to find out why he still does.
The American Society of Magical Negroes Review: A Clever Satire in its Best Moments
A Black artist (Justice Smith) joins a secret organization that saves Black lives by soothing and supporting white people.
Road House Review: This Pain Don’t Hurt
Jake Gyllenhaal delivers in a surprisingly good remake that pays homage to the original without getting mired in nostalgia.
Imaginary Review: Turning Your Childhood Memories Into Nightmares, With Mixed Results
Lionsgate's new Blumhouse offering is dulled down with a PG-13 rating and some iffy performances. But be prepared to shriek.