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As a general rule, I find it easy to want to like Zillennial hangout comedies, even when I initially do not. Having once been 20something and…

The winning combination of whimsy, gravitas and good looks that Gael García Bernal has brought to both the big (Amores Perros, Y tu mamá tambíen) and…

‘The Drop: A Snowfall Saga’ Review: FX’s ‘Snowfall’ Spinoff Offers a Promising, if Uneven, ’90s Hip-Hop Odyssey The Hollywood Reporter Credit: Source link

Halloween season is beginning, which means it’s another wonderful year for Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights (HHN). The Direct attended the flagship event in Orlando and…

There has always been a magic touch to Japanese humanist Hirokazu Koreeda’s observation of children, and that strength is what first pulls us in to Look Back.…

Watching Alpha Gang, the new sci-fi comedy from Sasquatch Sunset filmmakers David and Nathan Zellner, it is very easy to imagine what a thrill it must…

Elizabeth Holmes would like you to know that she has never lied. Not just about Theranos — about anything ever, she insists, her startlingly large eyes…

If Carl Sagan‘s landmark PBS docuseries Cosmos offered a pleasingly populist point of entry for viewers curious about our place in the universe, a gateway to…

In The Echo Chamber, Rome plays London — sorta kinda. The movie’s sole location is a massive high-ceilinged apartment in the poshest section of the British…

Throughout much of one-man-band director Shinya Tsukamoto’s solemn trauma drama Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People?, viewers outside of Japan may be asking themselves a different…