Film

Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget is fantastic in every way. It’s fun, it’s hilarious, and it’s filled with so much heart.

Despite its less savory aspects, Wonka remains a delightful whimsy of a film that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

Jeffrey Wright stars as a frustrated writer, Monk, dealing with familial upheavel in ‘American Fiction,’ a directorial debut.

The Iron Claw is an astounding emotional achievement. Stunning pacing, editing, and acting, look into a life too painful to believe.  

Mr. Monk’s Last Case is a nostalgic murder mystery that brings Adrian Monk and his friends together to solve one more case.

Merry Little Batman brings Christmas to Gotham as Damian tries to convince his dad, Batman, that he’s ready to become a superhero.

Close Your Eyes is a good reminder that life’s in-between moments are just as important as the big, thrilling ones.

Through some family-building and revenge, The Promised Land pulls together its seemingly rogue elements for an entertaining film.

Yorgos Lanthimos’ Poor Things manages to be deeply absurd, shocking, fantastical, and at the same time, deeply sincere.

The entirety of Fallen Leaves hinges upon its subtle, bone-dry humor and the incredibly awkward love that buds between its lonely characters.