Michael Cimino’s gift to cinema
Heaven’s Gate is a 200-minute-plus mess of beautiful incoherences and stupefying contradictions
Heaven’s Gate is a 200-minute-plus mess of beautiful incoherences and stupefying contradictions
They are not talked about, reflected upon or even alluded to
Something happens when you watch a movie alone together, laughing, crying and fidgeting in unison
Are we decent yet?
These films might not reach the Academy Awards, but they have an adoring fan base
To preserve an outsider artist such as her, you have to preserve the messy reality of life
It packs an emotional wallop, though its religious motifs leave something to be desired
It chronicles the collaboration between our nation’s finest historian and his editor
How can an established artist, especially one this famous, pivot to criticism?
Hollywood used to run on talent. Today, intellectual property is king
A wild career culminates in a horrible disaster
Reckoning with the subjectivity of ranking the greatest films ever
Almost Famous fails to make the jump from screen to stage
The film is, above all, an Elizabeth Taylor-worshipping vehicle
Godard’s work remains a vibrant pageant of cinematic possibilities
Falling for Christmas looks bound to be tragicomic and artless pulp, but so what?
He has given the art of cinema more than virtually any other filmmaker
The movie still resonates with viewers even to this day
Her passing demands a reflection on a stunning career
An action movie can be good or woke, but not both