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Review of The Lost City (2022)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 23 Mar 2022

The two actors have charisma to burn, finely tuned comic chops and the kind of smoldering physical star power that manages to look effortless…

Review of After Yang (2022)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 02 Mar 2022

After Yang again demonstrates Kogonada’s mastery of form, framing and composition…

Review of The Batman (2022)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 01 Mar 2022

Welcome to “The Batman,” yet another lugubrious, laboriously grim slog masquerading as a fun comic book movie…

Review of Compartment No. 6 (2021)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 17 Feb 2022

Kuosmanen has given us another affair to remember, this time about love as something for which you’d not just go to the ends of the Earth,…

Review of X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 10 Feb 2022

Ratner makes a hash of the story and characters his predecessor brought to such complex, sympathetic life, delivering a pumped-up exercise…

Review of Marry Me (2022)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 10 Feb 2022

It’s a movie that’s all too happy simply to go through the motions when its star is clearly capable of busting bigger, more interesting…

Review of Jockey (2021)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 19 Jan 2022

Filmmaker Clint Bentley makes a tender, visually poetic feature directorial debut with “Jockey,” a closely observed portrait of a man embarking…

Review of Flee (2021)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 19 Jan 2022

Thanks to his courage and Rasmussen’s compassion and creativity, “Flee” morphs from a tale of dispossession to a testament to the power…

Review of Licorice Pizza (2021)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 22 Dec 2021

Licorice Pizza is at its best — and is genuinely charming — when it’s simply focused on Gary and Alana — two mixed-up kids trying to…

Review of The Matrix Resurrections (2021)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 21 Dec 2021

Wachowski seems to be at war with her audience, rewarding them with deep-cut callbacks one moment only to roll her eyes at the entire enterprise…

Review of The Tragedy of Macbeth (2021)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 21 Dec 2021

For such a compact and efficient vessel, “The Tragedy of Macbeth” pours forth seemingly endless wellsprings of language, emotion and psychological…

Review of The Tragedy of Macbeth (2021)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 21 Dec 2021

For such a compact and efficient vessel, “The Tragedy of Macbeth” pours forth seemingly endless wellsprings of language, emotion and psychological…

Review of The Lost Daughter (2021)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 14 Dec 2021

Maggie Gyllenhaal makes a quietly astonishing directorial debut with “The Lost Daughter,” a crafty treatise on maternal ambivalence that…

Review of Don't Look Up (2021)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 09 Dec 2021

Not content with simply stoking rage and self-righteous superiority, McKay dares to infuse Don’t Look Up with an authentic, unironic sense of grief…

Review of West Side Story (2021)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 07 Dec 2021

Spielberg and Kaminski have enjoyed a fruitful collaboration for decades, but their work on West Side Story brings the partnership to breathtakingly…

Review of The Hand of God (2021)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 01 Dec 2021

For all its beauty and poignancy, The Hand of God suffers from a strange paradox: It goes on too long but somehow doesn’t go far enough…

Review of The Humans (2021)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 22 Nov 2021

Like The Father last year, The Humans makes the set a character in itself: Karam has concocted a diabolically creaky duplex whose wonky corners…

Review of C'mon C'mon (2021)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 22 Nov 2021

Johnny’s tentative dip into family life artfully captures the tedium, terror and confounding ecstasy of parenthood, but it more eloquently…

Review of Cusp (2021)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 22 Nov 2021

In this mesmerizing, revelatory and deeply compassionate film, viewers are left with an indelible impression of girlhood at its most precarious…

Review of The Power of the Dog (2021)

By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 17 Nov 2021

Once again demonstrating her own strong, clear vision — not to mention superb control of her craft — Campion proves her ability to illuminate…

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