Writer-director Ari Aster's intentionally bizarre third film is one coward's three-hour panic attack guilt trip disguised as an absurd road trip .
“Everything I learned I learned from the movies.”
― Audrey Hepburn
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'Somebody I Used to Know' film review: Franco & Brie's angsty drama escapes rom-com trappings
Real-life spouses Dave Franco and Alison Brie craft the existential drama of a workaholic reconsidering the many choices her made in pursuit of her career.
'The Banshees of Inisherin' film review: Farrell, Gleeson are sublime in dry, dark break-up tragicomedy
Two drinking buddies have a sudden falling out in this unexpectedly funny and wryly melancholic drama.
'Bros' film review: Romance in the age of Grindr
The hilarious and bawdy Apatow-produced comedy rejects its label as merely a rom-com with same-sex characters - it proudly and unapologetically asserts its gayness.
'Spin Me Round' film review: The Olive Garden of Italy-based comedies
A manager who spent far too long managing a mediocre Italian restaurant wins a trip to sun-soaked Tuscany.
'The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent' film review: Nic Cage as Nic Cage lives up to the Nic Cage hype
A perfect balance of Ridiculous Cage absurdity with self-aware meta jabs at the Hollywood machine.
'Everything Everywhere All at Once' film review: A deliriously overwhelming & soulful sci-fi masterstroke
This thematically ambitious and wildly entertaining action comedy is an unabashedly silly & poetically humane sci-fi classic in the making.
'Jackass Forever' film review: Knoxville & crew return for more stupid, hilarious laughs
Knoxville & crew return for another crude, disgusting, and gleefully hysterical, wince-inducing ride.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'Cha Cha Real Smooth'
An affable if aimless twentysomething tries to figure out post-college life.
'Red Rocket' film review: Simon Rex shines as an ex-porn star trying to make a comeback
Simon Rex's irresistibly charismatic performance anchors the best character-driven comedy of 2021.
'Don't Look Up' film review: Wry, biting satire is somehow absurd ... and grimly grounded
An extinction-level existential threat to humanity isn't the scariest aspect of this seething satirical comedy.
'The French Dispatch' film review: The 'Wes Anderson' tone at its most insufferable & off-putting
A gross parody of every Wes Anderson idiosyncrasy with an aggressively quirky comedic drama which was written and directed by ... Wes Anderson.
'Werewolves Within' film review: Howling fun mash up of wit, mystery & gore
Bloody hilarious mystery-monster flick is a gem of 2021 cinema.
Tribeca Film Festival movie review: 'All My Friends Hate Me'
This friends reunion dark comedy combines all relentless cringe with low-key horror vibes.
'French Exit' film review: Eccentric, absurd misfire wastes Pfeiffer's stellar turn
Michelle Pfeiffer's sharp-tongued, low-key great performance is literally the only reason not to make a French exit from the theater while watching this bungled ‘comedy.’
'Nobody' film review: Saul Goodman goes full John Wick
Comedian Bob Odenkirk is the least likely action hero badass in this hilarious and fun beat 'em up flick.
'Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar' film review: Sun-kissed, silly ode to middle-aged lunacy
If the Target Lady and her folksy bestie got their groove back while trying to stop a crazy revenge scheme, it would look like this utterly absurd comedy.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'Mother Schmuckers'
If Lloyd Christmas and Harry Dunne went on a madcap misadventure through the slums of Brussels, it would look a lot like this appalling Belgian comedy.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'Together Together'
This relationship comedy has all the trappings of a traditional rom-com - except that it joyfully and confidently is most certainly not a romance.
'Soul' film review: Reconciling dreams, purpose & beauty in everyday life
Pixar's latest asks 'what makes life worth living?'