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Tilda Swinton Has Proved There's Nothing She Can't Do
She can do pretty much everything, and she simply can't stop.
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"Phenomenal cosmic powers, itty bitty living space"
Stephen King's 'Maximum Overdrive' Is a Campy Disaster That's Absolutely Worth Your Time
The horror writer's sole directorial work is a masterpiece of so-bad-it's-good cinema.
In John Huston's 'Fat City', An Ordinary Life Is the Biggest Tragedy
The boxing drama portrays the pain of living a normal life amidst broken dreams.
The Ever-Broadening Scope of Jordan Peele's Movies, From 'Get Out' to 'Nope'
Jordan Peele continues to set his sights on bigger, more ambitious projects.
9 Emotional Movies to Watch For a Good Cry
These emotionally-potent flicks will likely leave you with a serious case of the sniffles.
7 Delightfully Eccentric Jenny Slate Performances, From 'Parks & Rec' to 'Marcel the Shell'
Jenny Slate's unflinching sense of humor makes hers a crucial voice in the modern comedy scene.
10 Glorious Episodes of 'Joe Pera Talks With You'
Bid farewell to Adult Swim's most wholesome show with 10 essential episodes.
How Alex Cox's 'Walker' Uses Absurdity to Attack Imperialism
Starring Ed Harris, 'Walker' is a satirical condemnation of manifest destiny and American intervention.
From 'Irma Vep' to 'Gloria Bell': When Filmmakers Remake Their Own Work
Olivier Assayas's Irma Vep miniseries on HBO joins a lengthy list of directors crafting remakes of their own films.
1996's 'Irma Vep' Is a Farewell to Classic French Cinema
Olivier Assayas's classic announces the end of one era while welcoming in a new one.
How 'Cha Cha Real Smooth' Celebrates the Uncertainty of Youth
Cooper Raiff's indie charmer is an ode to the beauty of being young.
Adam Sandler's Love of Basketball Goes Beyond 'Hustle'
In Netflix's 'Hustle', Sandler harnesses a lifelong passion for basketball in a slam-dunk performance.
'Oslo, August 31' Is a Passionate Cry for Empathy and Understanding
"I love you, Anders. I forgive you."
In Tsai Ming-Liang’s 'The Hole,' Pandemics are a Metaphor for Alienation
This Taiwanese gem has an eerie and poignant vision of contemporary society.
20 Years Later, Every Season of 'The Wire' Ranked
With the 20th anniversary in mind, here's a look at every season from great to greatest.
Why NoHo Hank's Romance Means So Much on 'Barry'
"50-50 with Cristobal... I like the sound of that."
How 'Sátántangó' Uses Its Length and Pace to Express Futility
Béla Tarr's glacial-paced epic is a suffocating portrayal of an inability to escape.