Elphaba and Glinda Find More Magic (and Few Answers) in Oz
DIRECTOR: JON M. CHU/2025
A theme I keep returning to as I evaluate Wicked: For Good: con...
Joel Edgerton Stars in Adaptation of Denis Johnson's Novella
DIRECTOR: CLINT BENTLEY/2025
“The first kiss plummeted him down a hole and popped him ou...
Kathryn Bigelow Updates Fail Safe for the 21st Century
DIRECTOR: KATHRYN BIGELOW/2025
Until seeing House of Dynamite, every 1950s science fiction fil...
Julia Roberts, Andrew Garfield, and Ayo Edebiri Star in Campus Assault Drama
DIRECTOR: LUCA GUADAGNINO/2025
A film that begins with a ticking clock c...
Bob Odenkirk Rivals Clark Griswold for a Family Vacation Gone Wrong
DIRECTOR: TIMO TJAHJANTO /2025
When we first met Hutch Mansell, he made a convinc...
Wolf, Snake, Shark, Piranha, and Tarantula Reassemble as The Good Guys
DIRECTOR: PIERRE PERIFER, JP SANS (CO-DIRECTOR)/2025
Can a bad guy become a go...
Eva Victor Examines Lasting Effects of Trauma in Feature Debut
DIRECTOR: EVA VICTOR/2025
Following the year with “the bad thing,” Agnes defines her y...
Horror-Comedy Reinvents Terminator 2 for the A.I. Age
DIRECTOR: GERARD JOHNSTONE/2025
Something you should know up front: I have mixed feeling about ...
Celine Song’s Smart, Star-Studded Romantic Comedy Sparkles
DIRECTOR: CELINE SONG/2025
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in pos...
Taylor Blake has been hooked on film ever since she saw The Lion King in theaters at age two—initially on every stuffed Simba and Nala she could find, later on any great movie she could find. St. Louis Film Critics Association member. Follow her on Letterboxd.
