This self-contained drama boasts a powerful performance by Mark Rylance, and an old-fashioned prestige aesthetic skillfully delivered by first time filmmaker Graham Moore.
This Spielbergian sci-fi release has a pure heart, but it’s execution is a bit of a mess.
This year’s nominees are all very much worth watching.
This supposed dark comedy starts by throwing together a bunch of ideas stolen from other directors and ends up a mess.
Robert Pattinson takes a turn as the Caped Crusader in this new film about Gotham’s most famous vigilante.
Channing Tatum co-directs his first film, which is also a return to leading roles for the actor.
This aptly-named horror movie takes forever to get to the scares but does showcase some impressive interior design choices.
This strangely palatable new romantic comedy is refreshingly familiar, and for 2022 that feels like a win.
The spark of Liam Neeson’s action career has dimmed with this repetitive and contrived by-the-numbers thriller.
Cooper Raiff’s sophomore film plays like a spiritual sequel to his well-received 2020 indie comedy debut and proves that the young filmmaker is no one-hit wonder.
