Alcohol is officially banned in Saudi Arabia, but scratch the surface and the Arab nation has, for the last 70 years, been ...

the film critic Richard Brody recalled. “I said, ‘No, I’m recommending that you not enjoy it.’ ” Since the early years of the magazine, The New Yorker has published reviews both biting ...

The film focuses on a series of hunger strikes organized by those incarcerated at California’s Pelican Bay State Prison, in protest of conditions in highest-security prisons. By Alissa Wilkinson ...

USA TODAY movie critic Brian Truitt describes it as “entertainingly confident but tonally dissonant”: ★★★ (out of four) Director Brady Corbet's rich historical epic takes a hard look ...

Anora, which has already won the coveted Palme d’Or and the New York Film Critics Circle’s Best Screenplay award, tells the story of an erotic dancer (Mikey Madison) who marries a Russian ...

Everett Collection After its unhappy opening in the United States, the film receded, until a detailed 1947 essay by the French critic André Bazin, who went on to co-found the iconic French film ...

Ty Burr is a movie critic of 40 years standing (Entertainment Weekly, The Boston Globe) and the author of the movie recommendation newsletter Ty Burr’s Watch List (tyburrswatchlist.com).

David Ehrlich is the Reviews Editor and Head Film Critic at IndieWire. Based in Brooklyn, where he lives with his wife, their two young children, and a crushing amount of anxiety that he treats ...

He is the film critic for ABC-7’s “Windy City Live.” Richard Roeper, a Sun-Times contributor since 1987 and a Chicago native, is the author of seven books and the former co-host of “Ebert ...

“Blue Sun Palace” nabbed the French Touch prize from the 2024 Cannes Critics’ Week jury. Variety‘s review of the film reads, “More akin to European art films than to American indi ...

Last week, the buzzy tennis film won Best Editing and Best Score at the 2025 Critics Choice Awards. The Zendaya-led film was one of 18 nominated for multiple awards, but didn't win for the ...

Film critic Carla Renata wrote, "Iliza Schlesinger takes a familiar premise and spins it with stand-up comedy reminding girls sometimes what is good on paper is a hot buttered mess waiting to be ...