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Here is our archive of movie coverage, which includes reviews, explainers, features, lists, and more from the latest films.

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‘Holmes & Watson’ | Film Review

December 27 2018, by M.N. Miller

I went to see a film this past holiday weekend with family, and there was no sound for the first ten minutes or so. Luckily,...

‘Vice’ | Film Review

December 26 2018, by M.N. Miller

I am not sure anything can prepare you for Vice. It’s unlike any dumpster fire you’ve ever seen. It has a bankable comedy director (trying...

‘Mary Poppins Returns’ | Film Review

December 22 2018, by Tyler Howat

The original Mary Poppins is the cornerstone of Disney’s greatness – it has everything: magic, music, comedy, and a resonant message about the meaning of family,...

‘The Last Hangover’ | Netflix Short Film Review

December 22 2018, by Daniel Hart

I could imagine many religious sects watching Netflix’s The Last Hangover and feeling irrationally angry about its revamped version of events on Jesus’s Last Supper. As someone...

‘Second Act’ | Film Review

December 22 2018, by M.N. Miller

Why are studio comedies so hard to make? Is it too many hands in the cookie jar resulting in multiple points of view that pull...

‘Welcome to Marwen’ | Film Review

December 22 2018, by M.N. Miller

Welcome to Marwen is based on the true story of Mark Hogencamp (Steve Carrell), a man who was a victim of a hate crime after...

‘Struggle: The Life and Lost Art of Szukalski’ | Netflix Film Review

December 21 2018, by Jonathon Wilson

If you’ve heard of Struggle: The Life and Lost Art of Szukalski, it’ll likely be because the new Netflix Original documentary was produced by Leonardo...

‘Springsteen on Broadway’ | Netflix Film Review

December 20 2018, by Jonathon Wilson

Editor’s Note: This review of Springsteen on Broadway was written by my partner, who is what one might describe as a demented fan of Bruce...

‘Mary Queen of Scots’ | Film Review

December 20 2018, by

Mary Queen of Scots is one of those historical figures that everyone was always making stuff up about. She’s a whore, she murdered her husband,...

‘Anna and the Apocalypse’ | Second Opinion

December 20 2018, by

A zombie Christmas musical doesn’t come your way every day, but when it does, you need to savor it. Anna and the Apocalypse is a...

‘Out of Many, One’ | Netflix Short Documentary Review

December 17 2018, by Daniel Hart

As I admired the tenacity of the people fighting for their citizenship in the Netflix short film Out of Many, One, I became frustrated that...

‘Bird Box’ | Netflix Original Film Review

December 17 2018, by Jonathon Wilson

If Susanne Bier’s apocalyptic Netflix thriller Bird Box continued in the same manner in which it began, it would have been one of the better...

‘The Possession of Hannah Grace’ | Film Review

December 15 2018, by Jonathon Wilson

The Possession of Hannah Grace begins how most movies of this type end: With an exorcism. You can picture the scene. The ill-fated title character...

‘Backtrace’ | Film Review

December 15 2018, by Jonathon Wilson

Matthew Modine is in urgent need of codeine in Brian Miller’s Backtrace, a workmanlike genre flick in which he plays an amnesiac bank robber who...

‘Once Upon a Deadpool’ | Film Review

December 15 2018, by M.N. Miller

As cash-grabs go, Once Upon a Deadpool is better than most, mainly because it takes one of the most entertaining films of the year (which...

‘Aquaman’ | Film Review

December 13 2018, by Alix Turner

One of the shows I remember most fondly from when I was a kid is Stingray. I went to see Aquaman today expecting a similar...

‘Scarecrows’ | Film Review

December 13 2018, by Adam Lock

To give this film a little bit of credit, scarecrows are an underutilized feature in horror films. They’re naturally pretty unsettling, what with their burlap...

‘Mirai’ (‘Mirai no Mirai’) | Film Review

December 12 2018, by Alix Turner

Mirai is the new anime written and directed by Mamoru Hosoda; known by some for a number of the Digimon films, and by others as the...