Poignant ‘Toy Story 5’ Takes Over the World – Deservedly So
Woody, Buzz, and the gang continue to impart wisdom to new generations of moviegoers.
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new films
‘The Death of Robin Hood’ Is Dark, Thoughtful, and Beautiful
Hugh Jackman is a serious talent, and he uses his considerable skills to maximum effect here.
New Film ‘The Breadwinner’ Is Sweet -- Diabetically So
Get your insulin shot before you watch this super-saccharine (but occasionally enjoyable) movie.
If You Want Straight-Up Action Without Logic, 'In the Grey' Is Just the Ticket
Guy Ritchie is one of Britain’s best directors of adrenaline-fueled blockbusters.
‘Mistura’ Delivers an Impressive Historical Drama Set in 1960s Peru
The strengths of the film, like its solid performances and intriguing depiction of Lima, give the film great heart.
‘Heel’ Delivers a Great Thriller, Thanks to Its Lead Actors
While it doesn’t have the most original premise, 'Heel' goes a long way, thanks to its actors. It’s a thriller that takes a grounded approach to its story of a family keeping a teenager captive in their home.
‘The Bride’ Has Inspiring Moments, but Its Radical Feminism Overwhelms the Plot and Characters
In theory, 'The Bride' should be one of the most exciting films of 2026. However, its brand of radical feminism feels performative.
Sundance 2026 Offered a Mixed Bag, but Powerful ‘American Doctor’ Documentary Triumphs
The final film I saw was, by far, the standout of the festival. Sundance has built a reputation for launching powerful documentaries, and this year Poh Is Teng’s American Doctor proved triumphant. The film follows three American doctors who enter Gaza and find themselves caught between medicine and politics as they confront media narratives that minimize the genocide carried out by Israeli forces.