‘The Light’ Review: Tom Tykwer’s Sanctimonious Paean to White Guilt Is a Quasi-Musical Mess
Tom Tykwer's Berlin Film Festival opener 'The Light' is an unintended paean to white guilt about a Berlin family undoen by ...
‘The Light’ Review: Tom Tykwer’s Self-Indulgent Musings on 21st Century Human Existence Open Berlin on a Trying Note
Lars Eidinger and Nicolette Krebitz star as a German couple in crisis whose dysfunctional family is changed by the arrival of ...
Teddy’s Tomb: The Kennedys Have Fallen Apart
The late senator fought to preserve the family’s political brand, but with RFK Jr. in Trump’s Cabinet, it’s hard to tell what that brand has become.
‘The Gorge’ Review: Anya Taylor-Joy and Miles Teller in an Apple TV+ Sci-Fi Romance That’s Too Sweet for Its Own Good
The actors play snipers tasked with guarding a mysterious ravine in this feature also starring Sigourney Weaver and directed ...
‘The Gorge’ Is a Meet-Cute With Monsters
Two snipers fall in love, gun down mutants in this mix of rom-com and sci-fi/horror/action blockbuster. At least one half of it works.
There's a hollow familiarity at the bottom of The Gorge
Light on family and friends who would miss him, Levi agrees to the year-long assignment as Gorge Watcher, in a location so ...