#719: Captain Marvel / Rd. 2 Filmspotting Madness (Best of the 2000s)
Marvel's first female-led feature is also one its best.
Read More#718: Filmspotting Madness / Cassavetes #2 - A Woman Under the Influence
64 films. Only one survives. Welcome to the Madness.
Read More#717: Top 5 Movies About Suburbia (w/ Jessica Harper) / Cassavetes #1 - Faces
Worse than a coven of witches? The 'Burbs.
Read More#716: The Matrix / Top 5 Slow-Motion Scenes (Since "The Matrix")
Taking the red pill twenty years later.
Read More#715: The Lego Movie 2 / Velvet Buzzsaw / Miss Bala
Jokes and gender politics in the new Lego sequel.
Read More#714: Glass / The Sixth Sense
That thing where your superpower is seeing dead people.
Read More#713: 2019 Movie Preview / Oscar Nominations
The new movie year is all promise and possibility.
Read More#712: Scenes of the Year - 2018 Wrap Party
The laughs, the tears, the rhapsodies and the shallows that made 2018 such a memorable movie year.
Read MoreBest of 2018: Ethan Hawke / Bo Burnham
Two of our favorite 2018 conversations.
Read More#711: (Pt. 2) Top 10 Films of 2018
You can't have consensus without a little misguided dissent.
Read More#710: (Pt. 1) Top 10 Films of 2018
Indie horror, broad comedy and, yes, Marvel, all among the "outlier" picks in part one.
Read More#709: If Beale Street Could Talk / Shoplifters / Into the Spider-Verse
Barry Jenkins' follow-up to "Moonlight" has the lush romanticism of "In the Mood for Love."
Read More#708: Roma / The Favourite
Seeing the Fellini in Cuarón and the Kubrick in Lanthimos.
Read More#707: The Ballad of Buster Scruggs / Creed II / Burning
The 15th best film the Coens have ever made. Or maybe the 12th best. Possibly higher.
Read More#706: Q&A - Minding the Gap / Golden Brick Preview
2018's best skateboard movie. And maybe best movie period.
Read More#705: Widows / Bohemian Rhapsody / Wildlife
Queen Viola. Queen Carey. And... Queen.
Read More#704: Suspiria / Top 5 Uses of Color
Luca Guadagnino's remake of the Dario Argento cult horror classic, plus the most striking uses of color in movies.
Read More#703: New On Netflix (Hold The Dark, Private Life)
New films from Jeremy Saulnier ("Blue Ruin" "Green Room"), Tamara Jenkins ("The Savages") and more.
Read More#702: Halloween ('78) / Halloween ('18)
A Sacred Cow review of the John Carpenter classic and thoughts on the new Carpenter-approved sequel directed by David Gordon Green.
Read More#701: First Man / Top 5 Movie Flights
"La La Land" director Damien Chazelle brings down the volume for his Neil Armstrong biopic.
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