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‘The Bride!’ becomes viral joke after walkouts but emerges as bold, chaotic must-watch

It flopped at the box office and went viral as viewers walked out, but ‘The Bride!’ emerges as an ambitious, chaotic film blending Frankenstein, 1930s Hollywood and modern politics, remaining intriguing even as it unravels

Shmulik Duvdevani | 04.13.26

Review: Ryan Gosling’s ‘Project Hail Mary’ revives theaters with ambitious sci-fi

After weeks of closures, ‘Project Hail Mary’ — the Andy Weir adaptation starring Ryan Gosling — delivers spectacle and humor, though it struggles to balance light family fare with ambitious sci-fi

Erez Dvora | 04.07.26

Review: ‘Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice’ tries everything, but can’t hold it together

Vince Vaughn leads a chaotic genre mashup blending crime, comedy and sci-fi, with moments of fun but an overstuffed plot that struggles to balance its many ideas

Erez Dvora | 03.31.26

'Peaky Blinders' film delivers a fitting cinematic ending to hit series

Global hit series gets the cinematic ending it deserves in 'Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man,' as a time jump revisits Tommy Shelby, played by Cillian Murphy, in a rare TV-to-film success that stays true to its roots

Tzippy Shmilovitz, New York | 03.23.26

Emerald Fennell’s 'Wuthering Heights' remake brings gothic romance to the TikTok generation

Review: Emerald Fennell reimagines Emily Brontë’s novel with a modern soundtrack, provocative casting and Margot Robbie in a gothic twist; not a faithful or period adaptation, but a dark, passionate take that challenges the literary canon

Benjamin Tovias | 02.16.26

Send Help review: Sam Raimi’s gory horror comedy is fun but not wild enough

After a run of blockbusters, cult director returns to his roots with a dark horror comedy about a survival expert and her insufferable boss stranded on a deserted island — bloody, gross and amusing, but ultimately too restrained and old-fashioned

Benjamin Tovias | 02.14.26

‘Die My Love’ review: Jennifer Lawrence gives everything in an unsettling, excessive performance

The latest film by director Lynne Ramsay, drags its heroine and viewers into a bleak, suffocating descent, with Jennifer Lawrence fully exposed as a disintegrating mother in a performance that is daring and thought-provoking, yet pushed to excess

Erez Dvora | 02.14.26

Not just a blonde: Sydney Sweeney shines in a boxing biopic ‘Christy’

The biopic about a boxing champion aims for larger-than-life drama but settles for a familiar, cautious narrative; Sydney Sweeney gives a full-bodied performance, yet the fights, in and out of the ring, never land with real force

Shmulik Duvdevani | 02.10.26

Review: ‘Mercy’ turns AI justice into a shallow thriller starring Chris Pratt

The new futuristic thriller starring Chris Pratt follows a police detective accused of murdering his wife, forced to prove his innocence before an AI system acting as judge and executioner — but its take on new technology lacks the depth and originality it demands

Erez Dvora | 01.30.26

Review: Why ‘Hamnet’ is emerging as one of the strongest Oscar contenders of the year

Chloe Zhao’s new film reimagines Shakespeare by centering on his wife Agnes, played by Jessie Buckley, exploring grief over their son’s death and the transformation of private loss into art in a poetic portrait of creativity

Shmulik Duvdevani | 01.27.26

‘Song Sung Blue’ review: Kate Hudson shines in charming small musical about big losers

After biopics about Elvis, Queen and Dylan, Hollywood turns to smaller musical stories and finds an unexpected human touch; ‘Song Sung Blue’ follows aging cover singers seeking grace, with Kate Hudson shining and Hugh Jackman less so, landing on charm over sentimentality

Benjamin Tovias | 01.16.26

How ‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ became one of the most influential horror films ever made

More than 50 years after shocking audiences and being banned worldwide, Tobe Hooper’s low-budget horror classic remains one of the most influential films ever made; why Quentin Tarantino calls it perfect, and how it conquered culture

Toni Binert | 01.16.26

Review: '12 Hours in October' shows the risks of turning Oct. 7 into cinema

Good intentions are no substitute for art or morality: Danny A.’s film on Apple TV Plus seeks to revisit national trauma but collapses into crude direction, propagandistic writing and hollow images that recycle pain rather than confront it

Erez Dvora | 01.09.26

Review: The Housemaid is predictable and padded, but Sydney Sweeney fans may still enjoy it

With a predictable plot and twists visible from miles away, The Housemaid struggles to be scary, funny or romantic, recycling ideas Paul Feig has explored more effectively before, while unsuccessfully chasing the shadow of Gone Girl

Benjamin Tovias | 01.04.26

Review: ‘Marty Supreme’ may finally bring Timothée Chalamet his well-deserved Oscar

With boundless charisma and swagger, Timothée Chalamet delivers a career-best turn as an ambitious ping-pong player in Josh Safdie’s frenetic, unhinged film — a cinematic tour de force with real Oscar potential

Erez Dvora | 01.01.26

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