Welcome back to my Home Movies! Today, we have a number of SteelBook re-releases hitting shelves, led by Project Hail Mary. This week features plenty of other SteelBook options, as well as some other fun 4K release. Additionally, we have a pair of Criterion Collection debuts to consider. What else is coming out? Find out […] More
Well, it’s over, folks. Today, we can put a bow on the New York Film Festival for 2026. Moreover, that’s pretty much it for festivals this year for me, with one more exception, allowing me to really settle in with my own bed (though, yes, I sleep at home during NYFF). Listen, I’ve been very […] More
When Ben Affleck steps behind a camera, I get excited. His filmmaking debut, Gone Baby Gone, was incredibly impressive, and with The Town and Argo, he only upped his game. That era established him as an A-list director, in addition to an actor. Aside from Live by Night, that era led to a downturn in […] More
It has taken literally decades for Brad Bird to make Ray Gunn. First developed by Bird in the 1990s, even before The Iron Giant, the animated film is finally coming out this year, having bounced around in Bird’s mind for most of his professional life. You see that immediately, too, as the movie is densely […] More
When Ava DuVernay explored the history of racial inequality in the United States through the prison industrial complex in 13th, it marked a bold move towards documentary filmmaking for the director. DuVernay is still known for narrative works, but her latest film, 14th, is another documentary, this time following up her prior one with an […] More
I’ve long said that a film helmed by Ben Affleck runs like a machine. The actor turned multi-hyphenate, when he steps behind the camera, just knows how to pace his movies in a way that some never figure out. With Animals, Affleck is not just returning more to his crime thriller roots, when he debuted […] More
The traditional dramatic biopic is becoming less and less the norm for the genre. More and more, filmmakers are seeking to tackle biographical cinema in new ways, hoping to stave off the staleness that has been creeping in over the years. With Tenzing, the execution of this biopic is effective, if traditional, yet what sets […] More
Welcome back to the Awards Radar Podcast. In each episode, Editor Joey Magidson (that’s me!) will be joined by some of the staff of Awards Radar to talk about the latest in film, television, and entertainment in general. The show will obviously have an awards season slant to it, but we won’t forget about other […] More
At this point, there is no one without an opinion in regards to Elon Musk. There are people who blindly love the man, whether because they worship technology, a political point of view, or some even less savory reasons. At the same time, there are people who despise him, for many of the opposite reasons. […] More
We can get it out of the way up front. The Social Reckoning is not in the same league as The Social Network. The latter is a masterpiece, with not just some of Aaron Sorkin‘s best writing, but David Fincher‘s best directing as well. So, there’s no shame in this film not being on the […] More
It remains nice to see the V/H/S franchise continue to survive, especially after some strong entries back to back. Previously, we’ve seen the series swing back and forth in terms of quality over the years. Initially, it was a solid if never spectacular anthology outing, one that seemed to have its time come and go a while […] More
There are few things scarier these days than any story about the progression of artificial intelligence. Every new big of information about AI and what it can do, or even might do, is absolutely chilling. Between a litany of science fiction warnings, our own human instinct for destruction, and the overall way the world seems […] More
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