#837: Annette / Respect / Happy Together (Wong Kar Wai #5)
“Like it or not, it’s a real movie.” Guest critic Michael Phillips joins Josh for a review of the latest from director Leos Carax.
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#836: The Green Knight / The Suicide Squad / Fallen Angels (Wong Kar Wai #4)
David Lowery brings his cinematic obsessions to an ancient Arthurian legend.
Read More#835: Pig / Old / Chungking Express (Wong Kar Wai #3)
“Truffle pig revenge tale” is the kind of late period Nic Cage picture you’ve come to expect, except for one thing: it’s really good.
Read More#834: Top 5 Beach Scenes / Days of Being Wild (Wong Kar Wai #2)
War, romance, betrayal, escape, the realization that humans destroyed themselves in a nuclear holocaust. It all happens at the beach.
Read More#833: A Clockwork Orange at 50 / Roadrunner / As Tears Go By (Wong Kar Wai #1)
Kubrick’s divisive masterpiece still provokes a half century after its ’71 debut.
Read More#830: Pixar’s Luca / 7 From ’76 Awards / The Sparks Brothers
What Pixar’s latest lacks in ambition it makes up for in modest charm.
Read More#829: In The Heights / Car Wash (7 From ’76)
Jon M. Chu’s ecstatic, over-the-top adaptation of the Lin-Manuel Miranda musical.
Read More#828: Undine / Harlan County U.S.A. (7 From ’76)
The latest from Germany’s Christian Petzold (“Transit”) is a romance haunted by history.
Read More#825: The Underground Railroad / White Heat (’40s Noir #6)
Barry Jenkins adapts Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel for the small screen.
Read More#823: Together Together / Oscars / The Lady From Shanghai (’40s Noir #5)
Ed Helms and Patti Harrison make an unlikely connection in the new comedy from Nikole Beckwith.
Read More#821: Rocky (7 From ’76) / Detour (’40s Noir #4) / ’80s Madness Champ
Stallone’s beloved underdog story is impossible to resist. Except when it’s not.
Read More#818: Network (7 From ’76) / Laura (’40s Noir #3) / Oscar Nominations
45 years later, our screens may have changed, but Sidney Lumet’s Oscar-winning media satire still stings.
Read More#816: Taxi Driver (7 From ’76) / This Gun for Hire (40s Noir #2)
Scorsese's grimy urban masterpiece turns 45—and is timely as ever.
Read More#813: Judas and the Black Messiah / The Letter (40s Noir #1)
Daniel Kaluuya and Lakeith Stanfield are electric in the new biopic about slain Black Panther leader Fred Hampton.
Read More#802: Stranger Than Paradise / Wolfwalkers / 8 From '84 Awards
The best performances, scenes, and surprises from the great movie year 1984—and Jim Jarmusch's '84 indie hit.
Read More#800: Fall Movie Preview (2020) / Daughters of the Dust (Overlooked Auteurs #6)
10 questions about what remains of the 2020 movie year.
Read More#798: On the Rocks / Borat 2 / Seven Beauties (Overlooked Auteurs)
The latest from Sofia Coppola plays like a spiritual sequel to "Lost in Translation."
Read More#796: Top 5 Mozart Moments in Movies / Amadeus (8 From '84)
Milos Forman's Best Picture-winning biopic inspires a consideration of Mozart at the movies.
Read More#795: Dick Johnson Is Dead / Wanda (Overlooked Auteurs #4)
Director Kirsten Johnson's inventive send-off to her aging father is "a miracle of a film."
Read More#793: The Nest / Jeanne Dielman (Overlooked Auteurs #3) / Antebellum
Director Sean Durkin returns with his first film since "Martha Marcy May Marlene"—and Chantal Akerman's '75 masterpiece.
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