A beautiful anime for romantics that already love anime.

The death of Miyazaki’s Studio Ghibli.

The Republican Borat?

A riot for posh Brits.

Love is a tough pill to swallow.

The resurrection of the Alien franchise?

Superficial, artificial, the body horrors of vanity.

Great, vacations are ruined too.

An overly long film befitting of its title.

Father, son and audiences try to survive this apocalyptic journey.

Parasite, but on a train.

A dark marriage of comedy.

Somehow, sex addiction seems uninteresting.

Unsophisticated subversion.

The Bogart show!

A vapid love letter to Hollywood filmmaking.

The absurdity of loyalty.

Not as blue as you think.

A war thriller at the peak of the French wave.

Everything Stephen Hawking, except the theory.

A suicide you might not bother to save.

The blade doesn’t cut deep for this Japanese epic.

Can war be poetic?

Some masterpieces don’t age well.

Hitchcock’s masterpiece disorients audiences for the worse.

A revolution in filmmaking no longer revolutionary.

No civil war, just a massacre.

When you think you sound cooler than you really are.

Pacino and De Niro’s face-off lays the foundation for the heist genre.

Might as well read a novel instead.

When a film is presented backwards.

The polyamorous fantasy.

Oh, you don’t like real girls?

Soul searching for beauty in a dull world.

Claustrophobic immersion.

Loneliness personified.

Not a film, but a fleeting memory.

A man dumps his wife for AI.

A good giant monster film.

High school basketball never felt so surreal.

A budget Fincher thriller.

Coming of age wallflowers make catchy music.

One of the quirkiest concepts since Lars and the Real Girl.

The year's weirdest film.

Liftoff but not the smoothest of landings.

Speaking to hearts of hopeless romantics.

A24 is born.

Press a button win 1 million dollars but someone dies.

Aging has never been so painful.

An indie Spanish film on an interesting paradox.