Justin Chang is a film critic for the Los Angeles Times and NPR's Fresh Air. He is also the Chair of the National Society of Film Critics and a programmer for the New York Film Festival. Justin's reviews and articles cover a wide range of films, from exquisite culinary dramas to chilling explorations of historical events, showcasing his deep knowledge and passion for cinema.
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‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.” JUSTIN CHANG Michael Keaton stars in Tim Burton's sequel to his 1988 comedy, "Beetlejuice."
In films starring Sebastian Stan and Demi Moore, the directors Aaron Schimberg and Coralie Fargeat satirize the self-annihilating pursuit of beauty.
By: Justin Chang
Over the years I've seen more than my share of dysfunctional-family movies and terminal-illness movies, and even the good ones have trouble sidestepping clichés.
By: Justin Chang
Natasha Lyonne, left, Elizabeth Olsen and Carrie Coon play sisters who come together in the final days of their father's life in His Three Daughters.
‘A Different Man” and The Substance.” Justin Chang Horror movies have taught us to shudder before a bathroom mirror, lest an assailant
By: Parul Sehgal, Sarah Chatta, Kathryn Schulz, Stephen Sherrill, Daniel Immerwahr, Gideon Lewis-Kraus, Bruce Headlam, Zach Helfand, Paige Williams, Patrick Berry, Willing Davidson, Manvir Singh, Sandra Cisneros, Justin Chang, Michael Schulman, Hua Hsu, Bryan Washington, Ben Taub, Leonard Suryajaya, Raven Leilani, Matthew Hutson, Naomi Fry
Fall Books
By: Sarah Larson, Kate Greathead, Hugo Hamilton, Teddy Wayne, Fergus Mcintosh, Michael Schulman, Vinson Cunningham, Megan Fernandes, Rachel Syme, John Seabrook, Laura Miller, Anna Wiener, Justin Chang, Jennifer Wilson, Barry Blitt, Margaret Talbot, Ryan Mcginley, Benjamin Wallace-Wells, Erika Meitner, Jackson Arn, Mollie Cowger
Fall Style & Design
By: Justin Chang
The host of a TV fitness show tries to defy aging in The Substance.
By: Justin Chang
Sometimes, by strange coincidence, two movies open the same week that don't just have a thing or two in common; they're so locked into the same
By: Justin Chang
In the early 1980s, Francis Ford Coppola , with classics like The Godfather and Apocalypse Now under his belt, set his sights on his next magnum
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