A list of 6 films compiled on Letterboxd, including High and Low (1963), Mystic River (2003), The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956), Michael Clayton (2007) and The Lives of Others (2006).

From Athina Rachel Tsangari (Chevalier, Attenberg), Harvest is a spellbinding and thrillingly distinctive period piece like no other, telling a folk horror-inflected story about the trauma of modernit...

Oscar Nominations for the 97th Academy Awards have been announced live by Bowen Yang and Rachel Sennott! Here are our live, uncut reactions to the nomination announcement ceremony with immediate an…

There are predictable Oscar races, and then there’s whatever this was. In a season that refuses to settle, frontrunners have risen and fallen like an overcaffeinated stock market jolted by the erra…

Just last year, Justine Triet’s investigations into the power of subjectivity gripped audiences all the way to an Oscar win for Best Original Screenplay. Despite France opting to submit another of …

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences hands out 23 gold-plated statues once a year. The biggest night in the marathon that is the film awards season effectively beginning in November and …

After winning the Grand Jury Prize for Documentary Feature and being recently shortlisted for Best Documentary Feature for the Academy Awards, Porcelain War is now in limited theatrical release. Un…

In a year where bodily autonomy has never been more politicized and weaponized, movies have consumed our living nightmare and interrogated those fears through the prism of the horror genre with vic…

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There is a moment in Maria (2024) when someone asks Maria Callas (Angelina Jolie)  if he should refer to her as Maria, her given name, or La Callas, her mythic title in the opera world. Maria …

Last week we kicked off our category-by-category series through all 21 feature awards for the upcoming 97th Academy Awards. After our Best Picture conversation last week, with continue today with B…

The highly-anticipated Wicked movie sparks debate over movie theater etiquette as fans share images and recordings from inside their screenings. Fans take to social media to share their favorite mo…

With this two-part mega episode, we’re covering both halves of the Glicked weekend for the Rome to the Oz, the swords clanging to the wands waving, the arena to the yellow brick road reviewing Wick…

With this two-part mega episode, we’re covering both halves of the Glicked weekend for the Rome to the Oz, the swords clanging to the wands waving, the arena to the yellow brick road reviewing Wicked ...

In the wake of our second draft above-the-line predictions, we are now kicking off our category-by-category series through all 21 awards for the rest of the Oscar’s season. Today we are starting wi…

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Everyone remembers the first movie they ever watched in a theater. For many, this core memory can be directly referred to as what made them fall in love with cinema. When the lights dim and you can…

It’s been a long, winding, Yellow Brick Road to get to the film adaptation of the smash Broadway musical Wicked, based on the Gregory Maguire novel. An attempt at a film adaptation was initially an…

It’s been a long, winding, Yellow Brick Road to get to the film adaptation of the smash Broadway musical Wicked, based on the Gregory Maguire novel. An attempt at a film adaptation was initially an…

Following a Cannes World Premiere that resulted in two awards for a Jury Prize and Best Actress to the ensemble cast, Jacques Audiard’s Emilia Pérez has garnered a divisive response. Now available to ...

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Over the last decade of his career, Jesse Eisenberg has used the arts to assess where he fits within his family’s history. In 2013, Eisenberg starred in a Broadway play that he wrote called The Rev…

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