The beauty of 'Never Rarely Sometimes Always' lies in the writing, the direction, and the performances.

'1917' is a disappointment. A hurtful one at that.

You can't even begin to talk about 'Uncut Gems' without diving deep into Adam Sandler's intense and amazing performance.

'Marriage Story' is a revelation, and one of the most important movies of the year.

'The Irishman' is not a perfect movie, but it is pretty darn close.

The film is fine, but it works better when it treats itself and stands as an independent experience instead of an ode to its predecessor.

This movie is going to be divisive, there is no doubt about it.

Nothing really functions as it should in 'Jojo Rabbit', an idea that works at some points and drastically fails at others.

'Joker' is too much nothing and too much everything at the same time.

As a miniseries, Tartt's novel would have been captured perfectly, but as a nearly two and a half hour film, it just isn't deep enough.

Live, love, 'Downton', I guess?

'The Aeronauts' won't change the face of film (in any way whatsoever), but it is a 101 minute escape that's mostly entertaining to watch.