And Now Please Thank the Servant Class
Ross Douthat reviews Roma.
An Incandescent Documentary of Black Life
In Hale County This Morning, This Evening, photographer RaMell Ross has crafted a debut film of exquisite visual poetry.
The Role She Was Born To Play
Willa Paskin has an article at Slate with the homepage headline: “Lindsay Lohan was born to star in Lindsay Lohan’s Beach House.”
The 14th Annual Better-Than List
The art and politics of 2018 movies
Be a Dude, Not a Dud, Hollywood
Occasionally someone actually takes the thing seriously, and a nation averts its eyes out of politeness. It’s just a Golden Globe, for heaven’s sake.
The Van Gogh Biopic At Eternity’s Gate: Real Art, Humanely Portrayed
But On the Basis of Sex is inane, partisan cheerleading for Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Ten Conservative Movies That Hit Home in 2018
It wasn’t all bad news at the box office this past year.
Mary Poppins Returns, with a Socialist Subtext
Hollywood’s latest non-singing, non-dancing reboot is Not-Safe-for-Children.
Standing in the Gap for Aquaman
Ignore the naysayers. Aquaman is worth seeing.
The Movie of the Year
Peter Jackson deserves more than an Oscar; he deserves a medal.