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A look back at Albert Brooks' 1985 masterpiece about yuppies, the open road and an American Dream curdling into a Reagan-era nightmare
How this tried-and-true story of a man, a woman, a tragedy and show business has managed to keep evolving without ever changing
Revisiting Godard's chaotic, controversial "documentary" of the band recording a classic song as a new 50th anniversary restoration hits shelves
'Green Room' filmmaker Jeremy Saulnier's art-horror adaptation of Arctic Noir novel is bloody, brutal, bleak and Freudian as hell
Why Richard Linklater's Seventies-set comedy remains one of the greatest teen movies ever — and a quarter-century later, still feels timeless
Female-revenge movie mistakes snark for satire and sex-and-violence for serious state-of-the-nation commentary — and ends up soaking in its own toxicity
You may already worship at the altar of Hal Ashby or never have heard his name — but this portrait of the unsung hero of New Hollywood will make you want to (re)watch his movies ASAP
We look back at the Coen brothers' 2008 epic of idiocy, political backstabbing and narcissism run amuck — sound familiar?
From Lady Gaga singing the blues to docs on Bannon, Bergman and beyond — our preview of this year's must-see TIFF titles
Kathyrn Bigelow's 1991 cops-robbers-and-surfers thriller isn't just a great action movie — it gave the genre intimacy and equality
