Summer Wars Review: Analog Heart in a Digital World
Mamoru Hosoda’s 2009 animated feature Summer Wars opens on two fronts: one is a sun-drenched pocket of the Japanese countryside,...
Read moreDetailsMamoru Hosoda’s 2009 animated feature Summer Wars opens on two fronts: one is a sun-drenched pocket of the Japanese countryside,...
Read moreDetailsIn the meticulously ordered world of holiday television movies, some formulas are as reliable as the season itself. Unwrapping Christmas:...
Read moreDetailsTo return to Arlen, Texas is to return to a specific, comforting frequency of American life. The original King of...
Read moreDetailsHigh within the gothic clutter of Castle Grotteskew, a creature assembled from spare parts awakens to a familiar silence. This...
Read moreDetailsThe year is 1977. In Bogotá, the air is thick with the particular anxieties of youth on the verge of...
Read moreDetailsThe Fantastic Four: First Steps arrives with a refreshing lack of baggage, sidestepping the requisite origin story to place us...
Read moreDetailsThe air in some corners of Britain feels permanently damp, clinging to the rows of narrow terraced houses that define...
Read moreDetailsMenem: The President Show is a fictionalized chronicle of Carlos Menem, the flamboyant and divisive figure who dominated Argentine politics....
Read moreDetailsThe documentary "Shari & Lamb Chop" arrives as a portrait of an artist whose life was a study in relentless...
Read moreDetailsIn the streaming landscape, where ideas are often iterated upon until they lose their spark, a show can feel like...
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