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Lance Hammer's new feature, Queen at Sea, with extraordinary performances by Tom Courtenay and Anna Calder-Marshall, is far clearer and deeper on conflicts of family life and civic power than the wrongly acclaimed
Fjord:
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You Can See Everything is an astonishing film of Elizabeth Holmes and her sustaining certainties, of the surprising emotional power arising from this round of Nathan Fielder's interventions:
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Some thoughts on Los Javis’ LA BOLA NEGRA, its at times interesting ruptures, and its one damning audacity. slantmagazine.com/film/la-bo…
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How can an ultimately despairing film be so funny? ARTIFICIAL pulls it off. time.com/article/2026/10/06/…
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Good night, sweet enigma. Some words on Elsinore, Simon Stone’s biopic of Scottish actor Ian Charleson. slantmagazine.com/film/elsin…
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Artificial: i'd prefer if Luca Guadagnino went back to movies about the flesh, but this dark & semi-campy Social Network sequel has some doomed fun skewering how stupid the road to superintelligence has been. demonic Andrew Garfield heel turn.
my review: indiewire.com/criticism/movi…
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Sue me, I kind of liked THE SOCIAL RECKONING, which is like pure uncut Aaron Sorkin straight to the vein. (Your mileage may vary.) Gift link to my review: vulture.com/article/review-t…
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"Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall," directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, is a rapturous solo concert movie built around the songs — and haunting sound — of Cameron Winter. The Geese frontman excels away from his band, in a show that casts a soaring spell. My review from #NYFF64 bit.ly/4rFEGBe
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"You Can See Everything" (@TheNYFF) is not just the film of the year—it’s a documentary that stands shoulder-to-shoulder with the form’s all-time greats.
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New York Film Critics Circle retweeted
Carlos Reygadas’s mesmerizing HEIL JUPITER! tosses viewers into a series of briny tempests without a life preserver. Read Keith Uhlich's #NYFF64 review. bit.ly/3TD5nKh
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REVIEW: “Tom Cruise’s “Digger” wants to be the “Dr. Strangelove” of climate change. But instead of laughs, it has in-your-face overacting and a didactic disaster scenario:
“The movie cost north of $125 million to make, and that figure is not only too big to probably justify itself; it’s a testament to the arrogance of the filmmakers, to the assumption that we’ll turn out in droves for this ponderous absurdist lecture,” writes Variety’s @OwenGleiberman.
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New York Film Critics Circle retweeted
Alejandro Gonzàlez Iñàrritu’s new film ‘Digger,’ starring Tom Cruise, is a brazen act of self-sabotage. vulture.com/article/review-d…
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DIGGER is a purported cri de coeur against our wealth-and-resources-hoovering overlords, but somehow it still manages to be a shameless Tom Cruise ego stroke. Read Keith Uhlich's review. slantmagazine.com/film/digge…
New York Film Critics Circle retweeted
What to say about DIGGER? Alejandro G. Iñárritu and Tom Cruise feed each other's worst showboating instincts in a gratingly unpleasant and leadenly unfunny climate crisis satire. I did not dig it. My @THR review.
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Godzilla Minus Zero: better than Godzilla Minus One in almost every way (especially re: thematic coherence & special fx). another classic melodrama with occasional monsters, now with bone-shaking IMAX spectacle and Ghidorah being a HUGE asshole
my review: indiewire.com/criticism/movi…
New York Film Critics Circle retweeted
Word on some extraordinary films from the first week of @TheNYFF (which starts tonight), including a world première that's also a belated début:
newyorker.com/culture/the-fr…
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18 days. 113 films. This year’s New York Film Festival lineup is so invitingly rich that you’ll actually want to see everything. tinyurl.com/4hzcefby
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Brad Pitt Is a veteran stranded with his combat dog in #HeartOfTheBeast, David Ayer’s stirringly crafted survival-in-the-wild saga. bit.ly/4xDk0LG
New York Film Critics Circle retweeted
The History of Concrete is both fun and substantial; it both resembles How To with John Wilson and is very different—he looks at its subject head-on, and its whimsy has philosophical heft: newyorker.com/culture/the-fr…
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"Primetime" is a takedown whose critique is as over-the-top and self-righteous as it is painfully simplistic. Robert Pattinson's performance doesn't help.
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