From a production and filmmaking standpoint, this may very well be the best movie of the year.

It definitely isn’t boring, though it isn’t exactly coherent, either.

This extremely dark comedy anthology is definitely a return to writer/director Yorgos Lanthimos' more disturbing form.

It is a compelling story, very well-directed, with excellent performances and a clever, almost fairytale-like, design.

The outline of The Northman may sound familiar, yet Eggers has created something quite unique.

The look of the movie is impressive because of how unshowy it is, though a lot of thought has obviously been put into every frame.

Norton assembled his elements carefully, but they do not always click together. What he has constructed is unique and entertaining, even if

Robert Eggers uses the location to get into our heads while, tonally, putting us into the head of Winslow. The tone reflects his scattered m

It has some amazing visuals and a story with understandable stakes. It is too long, with a first hour that is mostly setup, yet I began to r

It is a captivating production that asks questions about things such as survival, celebrity and personal agency. In the end, it does not tot