Perspective from Flyover Country
Rami Malek gives a vivid, full-throttle performance as Queen singer Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody, which pushes the film above the trappings of a routine, authorized musical biopic. And that's really saying something, since I detested the band's music during its heyday, when their most popular songs swarmed the radio airwaves, to my utter disbelief.... Continue Reading →
Martin Scorsese. Leonardo DiCaprio. The best film of the year.
Ben Stiller is not your father's Danny Kaye.
Idris Elba is terrific in a bio-pic that is all too conventional.
A folk singer, two con artists, and an FBI agent provide a study in contrasts.
A blood-boiling documentary explores the intersection of mass murder and pop culture in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico,
Judi Dench and Steve Coogan star in the true-life story of a woman's decades-long search for the son she gave up for adoption.
Jason Statham stars as a single parent dealing with his violent past in an action movie written by Sylvester Stallone.
The power of reading is put to the test in Nazi Germany.
Bruce Dern and Will Forte star in the story of a father, a son, a road trip, and America.
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