movie reviews
Movies For Grown-Ups: âPast Livesâ and âYou Hurt My Feelingsâ Are Both Fine, I Guess
Celine Song and Nicole Holofcener peer into everyday dilemmas without cutting too deep.
What I Watched in the 2nd Week of the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival
Was the best movie I saw also the longest? Yep, sometimes that's just how it goes.
Candid Trans Sex Workers, Jerky Teen Boys, and a Really Nice Caftan: A Report From Week 1 of MSPIFF
Here are the 13 movies I've watched in the past eight days. Whew.
An Educated Guesserâs Mini-Guide to the 2023 Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival
Intimidated by the MSPIFF schedule? Don't know where to start? Let's give you a hand with that.
âReturn to Seoulâ Is a Complex, Brilliant Journey Into the Past. âSpinning Goldâ Is Garbage.
You can watch a fantastic character study or a dreadful biopicâthe choice is yours.
âJohn Wick: Chapter 4â Cements Keanu Reevesâs Status as the Anti-Tom Cruise
The John Wick saga ends with imaginatively violent set pieces you'd expect. Too bad it's not really over.
âOne Fine Morningâ and âThe Quiet Girlâ Tell Stories of Everyday Lives
And if you think that's boring, that's your problem, pal!
Donât You Just Hate When a Movie Gets Worse Halfway Through?
'Of an Age' and 'Close' both start strong.
Dave Bautista is a (Not the) Rock in âKnock at the Cabin,â Clones Atone for the Rich in âInfinity Pool,â and âSkinamarinkâ Is a Little Dinky
A roundup of this month's spooky movie offerings.
Dead Men Walking: âLivingâ and âA Man Called Ottoâ Both Have One Foot in the Grave
Two new remakes translate superior movies into English, for those of you who can't read.
