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Accepting the Welt Literature Prize in Berlin on Nove. 10 of this year, novelist Zadie Smith said, Time travel is a discretionary art: a pleasure trip for some and a Read full Post
This year was a mixed bag for television. Though it's been said that we've reached peak TV, viewers still have to cut through a jungle of overhyped, hacky fl Read full Post
In the early scenes of the sci-fi drama Passengers, Chris Pratt gets to be every dope who ever woke up in the middle of the night, thought it was morning and started Read full Post
Whenever I tell someone I've been binging on Hallmark Christmas movies all day, there's a certain amount of apology involved.I know, they're the worst, I'll concede, Read full Post
In a profile early this year, novelist Dana Spiotta told The New York Times, That's seductive, being paid attention to. Several of the films below ? those that seduc Read full Post
Controversial opinion: Lists are a great way to both organize and digest horrifically large amounts of information. And they've never been more relevant than this, t Read full Post
In this, the harrowing year of 2016, I could jump into the Oscars talk. I could pick groundbreaking films that reminded me time and again that movies are alive and Read full Post
I was fortunate enough this year to be at both Sundance and Cannes, so it was something like agony for me to watch the litany of critics and commentators who spent Read full Post
The first thing to say about Rogue One is that it might be the most visually splendid Star Wars movie to date ? with its mist-covered mountains, its tsunamis of dust Read full Post
It's 8 a.m. in Santa Clarita and Ava DuVernay is thinking about fate. We're on the set of Disney's A Wrinkle in Time, the film adaptation of the much-lo Read full Post
Here's a promise few movies can make: If you sink two hours into Collateral Beauty now, it's guaranteed that for the rest of your life, when conversation sta Read full Post
Art is a lie that tells a truth, Pablo Picasso once said. The aphorism animates Pablo Larraín's canny and vigorous Neruda, a sidelong biopic of the preeminent Chile Read full Post