Toy Story 5 Review: To Infinity, but Not Beyond
Pixar's "Toy Story 5" is tender, ravishing, and afraid of its own best idea—a movie about obsolescence made by people terrified of becoming obsolete.
Albert Pears
Project Hail Mary: Andy Weir’s Feel-Good Sci-Fi and the Ryan Gosling Film That Could Define the Genre
Ryan Gosling stars in the adaptation of Andy Weir's beloved sci-fi novel about an unlikely friendship between a human astronaut and an alien engineer.
The Weight of Grief in Chloé Zhao’s “Hamnet”
Chloé Zhao's Hamnet finds poetry in parental loss. Buckley and Mescal are luminous in this meditation on how Shakespeare turned grief into art.
Park Chan-wook’s “No Other Choice” Is a Wickedly Funny Takedown of Late Capitalism
Park Chan-wook's blackest comedy yet: a man commits murder for a job, and we laugh until we realize we're complicit. A masterpiece of moral rot.
The Bookkeeping of the Soul in A Christmas Carol
In A Christmas Carol, Dickens turns Scrooge’s long night of ghosts into a cool, furious fable about capitalism, conscience and the price of redemption.