David Ehrlich is the chief film critic at IndieWire. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on film and cinema, including reviews of movies and documentaries across platforms like Netflix. David's insights and critiques have been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News, Pharmaceutical Executive, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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By: David Ehrlich
Every year is full of good movies that remind us of "the power of storytelling." "The End" reminds us how dangerous that power can be.
By: David Ehrlich
Combining the 'LOTR' Appendices with a Studio Ghibli homage isn't a bad idea, but dull and cheap-looking execution leaves a lot to be desired.
By: David Ehrlich
James Mangold's evocative biopic is far too straightforward to meaningfully engage with one of America's most iconoclastic artists.
By: Ryan Lattanzio, Ben Travers, David Ehrlich
· 2-min read Now that we at IndieWire have landed on the best movies and TV shows of the year, it's time to break down those cumulative
By: David Ehrlich
An inspired villain turn from Alessandro Nivola is all that elevates this above a "Madame Web"-level misfire.
By: David Ehrlich
An evil Jason Bateman needs to smuggle some killer cargo aboard a plane in this fun and gripping holiday treat from the director of "Non-Stop" and "The Shallows."
From Netflix to Prime Video, and Shudder to the Criterion Channel, here are the best movies coming to each streaming platform this month.
Some of the best films we saw in 2024 are still waiting for a chance to become some of the best films of 2025.
By: David Ehrlich
Héctor Medina is a force of nature in this too-Sundance-for-Sundance drama about a true phenomenon from the Fidel Castro years.
By: David Ehrlich
So many things happened on screen this year — some of them were even good.
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