Author: Mk

Pickleball may be a sensation, but it’s missing one element to make it an American institution. The goofy sports comedy

Now that Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” is here, let’s remember when his extraordinary film craft wasn’t just impressive but had

Christopher Nolan doesn’t believe in half measures. The industry’s most bankable director swings for any fence he can find. That

The State’s David Wain lacks the name recognition of a Judd Apatow, but he’s quietly assembled a fine comic legacy.

In Sidney Lumet’s “Night Falls on Manhattan” (1996), Andy Garcia stars as Sean Casey, a newly appointed New York district

John Boorman’s “Excalibur” (1981) has gotten lost over time, as it’s neither the most recent, youth-baiting or even the clearest

Life, death, taxes and box office patterns. All four are inevitable … until this year. The fourth item got upended

Olivia Wilde’s directorial debut, “Booksmart,” proved as woke as clinically possible, but she still flexed her potential behind the camera.

Pick a scene, any scene, from “The Furious,” and it’s likely to have the best action beats of any film

Truth, Justice, Whatever. The latter was more than “Supergirl’s” marketing campaign. It applies to the film itself, a dimly-lit shrug