Movies

Quentin Tarantino doesn’t recreate the end of the Flower Power era in “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood.”

He straps you into Doc Brown’s DeLorean and wakes you up …
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On-screen chemistry is the elixir Hollywood would kill to reproduce.

Bogie and Bacall. Roberts and Gere. Hanks and Ryan. It comes along once every generation, sometimes less, but the results …
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“No Safe Spaces” reveals the Left’s plan to squash free speech as we’ve known it for 243 years.

That’s not hyperbole. 

The evidence speaks for itself over and again in …
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Nick Castle’s “The Last Starfighter” remains the best video game movie to date and, fittingly, hit theaters when home gaming systems had just started to become a household standard.

Lance …
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‘“In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes.” — Andy Warhol

That famous Andy Warhol quote is the basis for the criminally underrated “15 Minutes.” The 2001 film …
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Sylvester Stallone is that rare Hollywood animal who has kicked off not one or two but three successful film franchises.

Stallone is more than an actor for hire in each. …
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Where have you gone, analog Spider-Man?

You know the guy. Worked as a photographer, got chewed out by his crusty boss but loved the girl named MJ with all his …
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Director Ari Aster is the new poster child for the “sophomore slump.”

The celebrated auteur behind “Hereditary” returns with a film that shatters his potential into a thousand tiny shards. …
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Choosing the best movies of the year in June is silly on the surface.

The bulk of Oscar-bait fare arrives after October, with some entries hitting theaters as late as …
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“Framing John DeLorean,” the new documentary by John Argott and Sheena M. Joyce, presents the infamous story of the automotive innovator in a manner that is positively nutty.

The narrative …
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