Romanticizing Los Angeles crime.

A film that speaks to male audiences with just enough spark of magic.

No illusions, the magic is real.

Thematic horrors of a single mother.

A seductive thriller that will make you cheer for the wrong side.

The 2008 financial crisis shouldn’t be this fun.

Everything a Black Mirror episode strives for.

The French know how to do romance.

A soaring experience that pays homage to the original.

A recipe for success.

A rare glimpse into the corruption and hypocrisy of Chinese society.

Romanticizing the pains of modern Chinese youth.

A perfect showcase of moral ambiguity and bias.

The search for meaning is always the most poetic.

Cherishing the fragility of love.

Tom Ford demonstrates that to make a good film you just need a vision.

A satisfying progression of violence.

If Romeo and Juliet were cannibals.

When stress becomes a genre of cinema.

When drama feels like action.

A more substantial AI film.

A nice layup from Scorsese but no slam dunk.

Love it or hate it, twisted fun.

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.

Some men will definitely feel lost for this one.

Liftoff but not the smoothest of landings.

Speaking to hearts of hopeless romantics.

The perfect scent doesn’t exist…

Resisting fascism in style.

Denzel Washington proves you can build a movie around one star.

What a failed attempted masterpiece looks like.

Aging has never been so painful.

A horror film through dialogue.

Wrestling with financial dependancy.

A more realistic version of Marriage Story.

As fun as powder wigs and debauchery gets.

Gorgeous drama with powerful performances by everyone except the lead.

Super raw Chinese observatory piece from 2001-2017.

A film that may truly make you believe in blackmagic.

A witty metaphor of Ireland hidden at the bottom of the glass.

You'd have to be in a particular mood to appreciate this one.

Reading Shia LeBeouf’s diary.

A psychological spinoff of the Batman franchise... without the psychology.

A slasher with more story than scares.

A love letter to westerns, save none for the audience.

Maybe the best looking adaption of Hamlet.