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“Everything I learned I learned from the movies.”
― Audrey Hepburn
All tagged 2020
'Minari' film review: Poignant, elegantly crafted immigration story
A Korean family's pursuit of the American Dream starts in a manufactured home propped up on cinder blocks on a barren plot in Arkansas.
'Wonder Woman 1984' film review: Anticipated superhero sequel underwhelms
DC's Amazonian warrior returns to take on greed.
'The Midnight Sky' film review: At least two solid sci-fi flicks crammed into one rushed space drama
George Clooney tries to save the last of humanity from returning to a poisoned and devastated Earth.
'Soul' film review: Reconciling dreams, purpose & beauty in everyday life
Pixar's latest asks 'what makes life worth living?'
'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' film review: Boseman, Davis lead a powerful, blues-infused ensemble
Chadwick Boseman's final bow absolutely cements his legacy with one of the very finest performances of 2020.
'Promising Young Woman' film review: Righteous #MeToo fury unleashed
One woman's war on toxic masculinity takes a personal turn in the dark comedic thriller.
'The Prom' film review: Uneven, cluttered musical is a string of missteps
Ryan's Murphy's musical film is essentially a repackaged 'Glee' episode ... and not an episode from one of the stronger seasons.
'Ammonite' film review: Missed opportunity to highlight a pioneering woman in science
Two 19th century women have an unexpected romance in this biographical drama.
'Mank' film review: Nostalgic, searing take on the old Hollywood that inspired 'Citizen Kane'
David Fincher's latest is a rich, complex throwback to a bygone era of cinema.
'The Mystery of D.B. Cooper' film review: Unmasking the infamous hijacker turned crime legend
One of these four prime suspects could have gotten away with the only unsolved hijacking in U.S. history.
DOC NYC film review: 'Landfall'
This eye-opening documentary examines the economic and natural disasters that overwhelmed Puerto Rico.
DOC NYC film review: 'Television Event'
The behind-the-scenes story of how a major network scared the bejesus out of Americans about the harsh reality of a full nuclear exchange.
DOC NYC film review: 'A Cops and Robbers Story'
One man's incredible journey from Queens crack dealer to decorated New York City police officer.
DOC NYC film review: 'Finding Yingying'
The search for a young woman becomes the search for justice, driven by a family's desperate hope to bring their daughter home.
DOC NYC film review: 'No Ordinary Man'
This empathetic documentary examines the life and significance of a musician living as a transgender pioneer hiding in plain sight.
DOC NYC film review: 'Blue Code of Silence'
A controversial NYPD officer tells his side of the investigation - where he turned informant against his fellow officers.
DOC NYC film review: 'The Meaning of Hitler'
This documentary outright shatters the misconception that evil cannot rise to power ever again by illustrating history repeating itself in modern times.
DOC NYC film review: 'Francesco'
This documentary puts the Holy Father's teachings in the context of global upheaval.
'Holidate' film review: Anti-rom-com subs in edgelord 'humor' for romance or comedy
Anti-romance becomes the worst version of the very genre it hates.