The mythical musical dominated the Tonys in 2019, and its original cast reunites for a filmed staging on London's West End that reminds us why.

In movies like 'Still Walking,' Hirokazu Kore-eda has mined intimacy from family tragedy. This time, his delicacy results in ...

Nicolas Winding Refn’s 11th film, “Her Private Hell,” is a long way away from the grounded work many fans are familiar with, like “Drive” and “Bronson.” The feature, now in theaters via Neon, is a ...

The script of I Can Die Too may feel underwritten, but the strength and subtlety of its nine original songs is ample ...

On paper, spinning George Orwell’s cautionary tale of power and tyranny into a commentary on modern capitalism isn’t a bad ...

Set in Detroit in the 1970s, this revenge movie tells its story with almost no dialogue.

An uproariously kinetic mashup of racing, rhythm, and score attack stuntery, Denshattack goes off the rails in all the best ways. I fear I’ve authored some kind of Boy Who Cried Wolf situation, vis à ...

This is far and away the best new movie I’ve seen this year.

In 1997, as WWF teetered on the edge of collapse, a restless crowd and a defiant performer ignited a moment no one could contain or predict. The glass shattered, the rules vanished, and the Attitude ...

Written in 1913, and receiving a rare revival, George Fitzmaurice’s one-act comedy, first performed at the Abbey, is a curiosity championed by a band of academics who argue that its author was ...