Inside the New Delray iPic Theater
At the exclusive media dinner this past Monday at the brand-new iPic theater in Delray Beach, the pampering began right away. Reporters, bloggers, social-media...
Movie Review: “Stan & Ollie”
Like the Hollywood studio scenes in “La La Land,” the opening sequence of “Stan & Ollie” is suffused with the lights, colors and sounds...
Movie Review: “On the Basis of Sex”
“On the Basis of Sex” is an ordinary movie about an extraordinary woman.
Its subject is Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the lawyer and equal-justice advocate turned...
Top 10 Movies of 2018
This has been an unusually exceptional year in film. Movies that, in most other years, would be a shoo-in for solid Top 10 placement,...
Movie Review: “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse”
The Spider-Man movie franchise has received so many reboots since the early 2000s, each promising a fresher, shinier, wittier version of the immortal web-slinger,...
Movie Review: “Boy Erased”
Because they’re the most widely consumed of popular art forms, movies and television have a unique ability to splash sunlight on the darker corners...
Movie Review: “A Private War”
As a war correspondent for the U.K.’s Sunday Times, Marie Colvin spent her career in jungles and deserts and bombed-out cities. Flanked by men...
Movie Reviews: “Suspiria,” “Beautiful Boy”
“It’s all a mess—the one in here. The one out there. The one that’s coming.” This ominous knowing, “voiced” telepathically by dancer Susie Banion...
Movie Review: In “Colette,” Knightley is a Writer Ahead of Her...
The writer Henri Gauthier-Villars, better known by his nom de plume Willy, was in some ways the James Patterson of turn-of-the-century Paris. He was...
Movie Review: “A Simple Favor”
I was with it, until I wasn’t.
At its best, “A Simple Favor,” a pop mystery directed by comedy auteur Paul Feig, is as compulsively...
