Happy Death Day 

College student Theresa ”Tree” Gelbman (Jessica Rothe) wakes up hungover on what turns out to be her last day in life; she’s murdered by someone wearing a mask… but as…

Happy Death Day 2U 

Tree (Jessica Rothe) realizes that Carter’s (Israel Broussard) roommate (Phi Vu) is suddenly stuck in the same time loop that she was… but with crucial differences. The first movie was…

Victor Frankenstein 

In 19th-century London, medical student Victor Frankenstein (James McAvoy) helps a hunchback (Daniel Radcliffe), who has great knowledge of human anatomy, escape from a circus. We’ve seen the Mary Shelley…

Ralph Breaks the Internet 

Ralph and his best friend Vanellope enter the Internet, hoping to find a steering wheel and thereby saving the arcade game that is home to Vanellope and many other game…

Bringing Up Baby: David, Susan and the Big Cat

Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant. Photo: RKO There are some people who love making the argument that sometimes critics are ”wrong” whenever a panned movie becomes a box-office hit. As…

I Am Curious (Blue)

Director Vilgot Sjöman divided his I Am Curious project into two movies. This follow-up to Yellow continues in the same vein, with a fictitious romance and a socialist examination of…

Green Book 

In the early 1960s, New York City bouncer Tony ”Lip” (Viggo Mortensen) is hired by an African-American concert pianist (Mahershala Ali) for a tour through the Deep South; he’ll serve…

The Lion King: Feeling the Love

Photo: Disney In the early 1990s, during the production of the songs for Disney’s upcoming animated adventure The Lion King, West End legend Tim Rice had been hired to write…

Aniara 

Sometime in the future, passengers are boarding a spacecraft that will take them from an ailing Earth to Mars, but Aniara subsequently faces a tremendous challenge… Swedish science fiction may…

I Am Curious: Too Sexy for U.S. Customs

Börje Ahlstedt and Lena Nyman. Photo: Sandrew When this film reached the United States in the late 1960s, there was controversy. U.S. Customs had the film impounded and it remained…