“Soul” finds Pete Docter at his existential and life-affirming best
Pete Docter's newest feature combines his usual brilliant creativity with one of Pixar's most intrepid visions.
“Happiest Season” overcomes its tropes to succeed as a fast, heartwarming feature
Clea DuVall's second directorial credit wonderfully uses Kristen Stewart and Mackenzie Davis's chemistry to make a heartwarming Christmas rom-com.
“Borat Subsequent Moviefilm” uses familiar satirical beats and new dramatic ones to prove its worth
Borat's second installment may not live up to the first, but it still entertains and sharply critiques American culture over a decade later.
“On the Rocks” showcases Sofia Coppola’s technical flare without the full command of her craft
Sofia Coppola’s new feature film starring Rashida Jones and Bill Murray reaches its bare minimum but doesn’t trek her higher ground.
“The Trial of the Chicago 7” presents a healthy meal of Aaron Sorkin without the best ingredients
Aaron Sorkin’s dramatic retelling of the important trial in American history tells its story adequately but without the best gravitas that he’s capable of.
“Enola Holmes” crafts an effective but standard Sherlock story
Harry Bradbeer’s adaptation of the series of mystery novels of the same name doesn’t stand on its own creatively, but is still effective in its craft.
New Year, New Zoom: What Has Changed in the Remote Learning Experience?
Students and teachers share feedback on how remote learning has changed from last fall to this spring.