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Unlike Christopher Nolan’s mostly faithful comic-book adaptations, the first run of Batman movies don’t cater to the fans → Read More
From cackling Cesar Romero to a riddling Paul Dano, we look back on a history of Gotham heavies → Read More
Robert Pattinson goes goth in a superhero movie that's at least one great villain shy of greatness → Read More
Our chief film critic A.A. Dowd revisits the one C+ he's never lived down → Read More
Old Man Leatherface chases some kids off his lawn in this Halloween-biting revival → Read More
Matt Groening had it right after all: School is hell → Read More
Kenneth Branagh’s chintzy whodunit sequel is short on stars, extravagance, and fun → Read More
There’s a love triangle, too, in this award-winner from Joachim Trier → Read More
Our critics' favorites of the fest include Happening, After Yang, and Emily The Criminal → Read More
We chase the sci-fi tearjerker with a dark cloning comedy and an even darker thriller → Read More
But the real highlight of the festival so far is a nightmarish gauntlet of social discomfort → Read More
There are some big gaps in this Hoop Dreams-style portrait of the rapper's life and career → Read More
We open this virtual edition of the festival with thoughts on The Princess, A Love Song, and Fresh → Read More
Martin Scorsese. David Cronenberg. Claire Denis. All have projects on the horizons. But will they open this year? → Read More
There's no chemistry, just icky power imbalance, in this adaptation of the Christian bestseller → Read More
Ahead of The A.V. Club's list of the best films of the year, critics A.A. Dowd and Katie Rife talk about the ones that mattered to them most. → Read More
From the Spider-Verse tumbles a sinister five of Sam Raimi and Marc Webb villains. → Read More
Did the Hollywood Foreign Press Association make any truly unexpected calls? → Read More
Mulholland Drive and The Royal Tenenbaums still shine 20 years later → Read More
One-time MTV star Simon Rex is a revelation in Sean Baker's pointed new comedy → Read More