Owen Gleiberman is the Chief Film Critic at Variety. He specializes in the realms of film and cinema, covering a wide range of topics including movies, reviews, documentaries, and social issues, while also addressing themes in theater and the arts. Gleiberman's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Toronto Sun, and Chicago Tribune Media Group.
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By: Owen Gleiberman
In May, after I saw and reviewed the how-Donald-Trump-learned-to-be-Donald-Trump biopic “The Apprentice” at the Cannes Film Festival, I had dinner
By: Owen Gleiberman
Robinson Devor's film limits itself to Moore's pointed rendering of her own story, resulting in a rapt doc thriller told by an unreliable narrator.
By: Owen Gleiberman
Naomi Scott's performance as a pop-star diva grappling with demons, including her own, gives Parker Finn's sequel a genuine emotional center.
By: Owen Gleiberman
Danny Zovatto plays Rodney Alcala, who hid his violence behind a soft-rock sincerity and wound up on the kitschiest show in American television.
By: Owen Gleiberman
The alien gets the good lines, and Tom Hardy completes his mumblemouth Bowery Boy peformance, in a sequel that's as fun, and rote, as the others.
By: Owen Gleiberman
“Venom: The Last Dance” is the third and final entry in the Marvel movie series about a helmet-headed alien with scary teeth and Gene Simmons' tongue who fuses with a mumbly overpaid Method actor.
By: Owen Gleiberman
Owen Gleiberman “Martha,” R.J. Cutler's film about the life and career of Martha Stewart, is a splendid documentary.
By: Owen Gleiberman
R.J. Cutler's splendid documentary takes us through her rise and fall and rise, a transfixing saga rooted in a meditation on The Meaning of Martha.
By: Owen Gleiberman
Liam Neeson recently said that he's planning to retire from the action revenge genre that injected his career with a second life, starting with “Taken” back in 2008.
By: Owen Gleiberman
The actor gives a mournful performance (and still, of course, kicks ass) in a movie with a canny underworld atmosphere and too many familiar devices.
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