Lindsay Lohan plays a book editor whose romantic dream comes true in this Netflix rom-com. But then Ed Speleers shows up in a red sports car.
Category: Movies
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In the Oscars Audience, Candid Photos From the Ceremony
See Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Martin Scorsese, Billie Eilish, Emma Stone and other stars in candid scenes that viewers may have missed.
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Popcast (Deluxe): What’s an Industry Plant Anyway? Plus: Ariana Grande
Discussing the quick ascent of the downtempo R&B singer 4batz, the new Ariana Grande album, “eternal sunshine,” music at the Oscars and more.
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‘Classe Tous Risques’: Bromance in the Dark
Claude Sautet’s 1960 existential buddy adventure opens Friday at Film Forum in a new 4K restoration.
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‘Snack Shack’ Review: The Kids Are Alright
Performances from the two main characters elevate this boisterous teen comedy to the level of raunchy art.
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‘Knox Goes Away’ Review: A Not-So-Simple Plan
Michael Keaton is quietly compelling as a beleaguered hit man in this downbeat thriller.
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‘Arthur the King’ Review: Dog Days With Mark Wahlberg
Wahlberg stars in this drama directed by Simon Cellan Jones, based on the true story of a Swedish adventure racer and his beloved adopted dog.
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‘The Shadowless Tower’ Review: Circling Regret in Old Beijing
Zhang Lu’s quiet film follows a man touched by nostalgia and loss, lending a melancholic air to this modern city of steel and glass.
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‘One Life’ Review: One Man’s Rescue of Children in Wartime
A British stockbroker quietly saved hundreds of lives by arranging for children in Prague to escape the Nazis by leaving for foster homes in England.
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‘The Animal Kingdom’ Review: A Beastly Disease
This French sci-fi tale plunges us into a world where a mysterious sickness turns humans into strange, sometimes terrifying part-animal creatures.
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Ed Begley Jr. and Daughter Hayden Took the LA Metro to the Oscars
Ed Begley Jr. has made a tradition of taking public transportation to the Academy Awards. And, like many commuters, he wears sensible shoes.
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With Humor, Kobi Libii Gives His Characters a Different Superpower
The writer and director of “The American Society of Magical Negroes” has made a satire that may feel primed to be provocative. He responds to some of the discourse.