No Content For Old Men

Three of the greatest working filmmakers on the planet dropped new movies, so I was living at the theater this week. And living well!

Nobody wants to see prestige movies. TV has taken over the culture. So why does a $100 million movie starring Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Adam Driver and Jodie Comer even exist? Allow me to make my case.

Daniel Craig is the best James Bond ever, but where does his send-off stack up in the long history of 007?

David Chase wanted to make movies, but instead made “The Sopranos.” This movie was his chance at the dream. Instead, he just made more TV in a two-hour box. Let me explain….

I bring on Broadway correspondent Will Kennedy for an extended conversation about the hit show-turned movie, and of course the age of its lead actor.

THREE new releases on tap for today: “The Eyes of Tammy Faye,” “Blue Bayou” and “Cry Macho.” Plus, an announcement about a bonus episode coming next week!

20 movies. 14 weeks. Welcome to the 2021 Movie Season. Here’s your full rubric!

The new Jordan Peele-adjacent horror movie is at its best when it lets its monster roam free of racial metaphors. Plus: “Worth,” “The Card Counter,” “The Killing,” and a TV roundup.

Hugh Jackman stomps around in one of the most compelling movie worlds I’ve seen in a while. Unfortunately, I don’t really care where he’s stomping off to.

Why this Tom McCarthy drama hit a little close to home, plus a great little Cary Grant caper and the best mini rom-come for your weekend!