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Reviews

Film of the Week: Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World

By Jonathan Romney
August 18, 2016
Let's go surfing: Werner Herzog pontificates on the philosophical implications of the Internet

Deep Focus: Pete’s Dragon

By Michael Sragow
August 10, 2016
Human touch: David Lowery breathes poignancy and life into this fantastical tale of a wild child

Film of the Week: Little Men

By Jonathan Romney
August 5, 2016
Neighborhood watch: Ira Sachs's delicate drama of friendship and class in a gentrifying Brooklyn glides along with precocious performances

Deep Focus: Suicide Squad

By Michael Sragow
August 4, 2016
The B Team: director David Ayer can't make this DC Comics rogues gallery work together

Deep Focus: Jason Bourne

By Michael Sragow
July 28, 2016
Run to me: Matt Damon and director Paul Greengrass pick up the trail on action cinema's enduring Mr. Short-Term Memory

Film of the Week: On the Silver Globe

By Jonathan Romney
July 19, 2016
From another planet: an early look at Andrzej Zulawski's magnificent, mad, science-fiction film maudit, returning to screens in a new restoration

Film of the Week: Café Society

By Jonathan Romney
July 14, 2016
Behind the grind: Woody Allen's lush and lovingly shot romp through 1930s Hollywood offers many pleasures for his true fans

Deep Focus: Ghostbusters

By Michael Sragow
July 14, 2016
Sisters are doing it for themselves: Paul Feig's much-discussed remake showcases the comic talents of its stars but flubs the action

Film of the Week: Our Little Sister

By Jonathan Romney
July 8, 2016
Sweet songs of sad thought: Kore-eda's latest understated chamber drama gets to the heart of sibling dynamics

Deep Focus: Zero Days

By Michael Sragow
July 7, 2016
Info wars: Alex Gibney's latest exposé blusters about the shadowy world of cyber warfare