Maxance Vincent

Maxance Vincent reviews the new movie Rustin, starring Colman Domingo as the civil rights leader Bayard Rustin in "a performance for the ages."

Tiger 3 doesn't reach the heights of Pathaan , despite a consistent array of fun action scenes and the legendary presence of Shah Rukh Khan.

Paul Giamatti delivers his best performance in years in The Holdovers, a film that's neither cozy nor too dark.

On paper, Pablo Larraín’s El Conde should’ve worked. A satirical comedy on a vampirical Augusto Pinochet (Jaime Vadell) seeking death should’ve been a home run. Getting Edward Lachman to photograph your film in black & white is even better, and the movie is one of the most stunning productions of the year. Shots of Pinochet flying down Spain, looking for hearts to devour, are rife with lyrical beauty, even if they contain some of the most senseless violence put to film this year. But it never feels exploitative, always in service of the story and the twisted world Larraín wants to paint.

Maxance Vincent ranks all the live-action Toho Godzilla movies just in time for the holidays. Wondering which films to watch? Check here!

The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes director Francis Lawrence gives his take on the love between Coriolanus Snow and Lucy Gray Baird.

Despite a flawed screenplay and overlong jokes, Taika Waititi's Next Goal Wins still manages to be a fun time.

Leo boasts from a deeply bizarre structure and perfectly-timed humor from Adam Sandler, despite shoddy animation.

While Leave the World Behind's ambition is laudable, it unfortunately amounts to little of interest by the time its credits roll.

The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes holds the top spot, while Napoleon and Saltburn impress.