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This is a movie in love with the things worth keeping: play, loyalty, and the small rites by which one generation gives the next something to hold.

Bourdain could not accept that intoxication is a danger to be managed rather than a glory to be pushed deeper into.

Moviegoers defend themselves against media tyranny.

What critics get wrong about Cormac McCarthy's classic novel and its film adaptation.

They tell the story of who we are and why this big, beautiful, rambunctious nation is one worth the fight.

In the Hand of Dante mocks itself -- but Pacino and Scorsese bail it out.

A Trump impressionist, comedy royalty, and MAGA faithful turn out for Bill Maher amid the building name wars.

The self-styled steward of order is its busiest source of disorder.

I don't know if we'll be getting a second season of Spider-Noir but I'm grateful for the existence of this one.

Disney versus desire in two fantasy films.