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One day back in 2012, when I was the editor of Andy Warhol's magazine Interview, someone from the mailroom appeared at my office door with a box. We were in the proc Read full Post
Matt Reeves' The Batman is the latest revamp of the classic DC Comics superhero who is best known for his cowl and scowl. Like other incarnations of The Dark Knight, Read full Post
Andy Garcia has been in some of the most legendary film franchises of all time, from The Godfather to the Oceans 11 films, and with a resume like his, he could easil Read full Post
Long before it face-plants entirely, about halfway through, Phillip Noyce's The Desperate Hour is already kneecapped with cliches. From the first shots of Naomi Watt Read full Post
Joe Wright's Cyrano , is not the first musical version of the old Rostand chestnut: Wikipedia lists six different musicalizations in the past half-century?including Read full Post
Whether you decide the new horror indie A Banquet is in fact a horror film depends upon how wide your net is cast. Genre creates certain expectations, and runs along Read full Post
Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a very strange movie. Of course, it's a horror film so wacky and sinister things are expected. Yet this sequel is strange in a different s Read full Post
For a movie with such a farfetched premise, I Want You Back is authentically charming and strangely relatable. Unlike most romantic comedies, which feature two ludic Read full Post
Jennifer Lopez has been steadily building one of the most interesting careers around, from blockbusters (Hustlers) to independent films, music videos to Instagram st Read full Post
The nominations for the 94th Academy Awards were announced on Tuesday and as usual, social and entertainment media has something to say about it, with call-outs for Read full Post
Joachim Trier's The Worst Person in the World might be wholly concerned with Julie, an ostensibly carefree soul living in Oslo, Norway, but this disarming coming-of- Read full Post
Among other things, the new Georgian film Brighton 4th might just be the best foreign film ever made about Brooklyn. But it feels right at home, because just as Amer Read full Post