
‘After Yang’ Asks: What Makes Us Human? Can Robots Have Feelings? Why Are You Crying?
The sophomore feature from the writer-director-essayist Kogonada imagines a sci-fi future with impeccable decor and family androids who dream of human connections

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The sophomore feature from the writer-director-essayist Kogonada imagines a sci-fi future with impeccable decor and family androids who dream of human connections

Part superhero blockbuster, part 1970s-antihero homage, and part ‘Seven’ remake, the latest take on the Caped Crusader returns him to pulp-fiction roots —with a few psychological twists

Nashville legend Tom Douglas takes a leisurely stroll through the city that built him — and the songs that made him — in this valentine to the creative urge

This exploitation of a classic title is part of a much bigger problem regarding classic horror movies — and it’s time to say “Stop”

Kenneth Branagh’s latest attempt to establish an Agatha Christie Extended Universe hits a snag, thanks to a not-so-little leading-man problem

We’re still not 100-percent convinced that Roland Emmerich’s pro-conspiracy theorist, anti-moon throwback is a real film — but it’s certainly the first big WTF turkey of 2022

Never mind the title — this can’t last forever, so savour the chance to laugh at these DIY daredevil knuckleheads one more time before they hobble off into the sunset

Joel Coen’s adaptation of Shakespeare — starring the Oscar winner as the doomed title character — is a starkly modern take that knows absolute power corrupts, absolutely

But if you’re looking for horror that doesn’t want to eat its cake and stab it too, then you’re shit outta luck, my friend

Reprising his role from the off-Broadway musical take on Edmond Rostand’s play, the ‘Game of Thrones’ star turns up the tragedy (and the heat) to make this classic character his o…