Author: Jason Flatt

While its perspective is limited and its plot is procedural, Joy (2024)’s filmmakers’ reverence for the people who made IVF possible is clear.

Flow is a simple, thrilling, and thought-inducing movie about a set of mismatched animals who learn to survive catastrophe together.

Red One haters are just naughty-listers; it’s a fun and creative take on the holiday spirit as Santa’s kidnapped and unlikely heroes must save Christmas.

Whether you know much about Pharrell Williams’ history, Piece by Piece will impress and entertain with its personalities, LEGO antics, and more

Meaglopolis is camp, and it’s a horrible shame that most people will never understand that, let alone experience it with a live fourth wall break.

Rez Ball is well within the established sports movie formula, but its setting and cast of characters make it feel entirely fresh.

Nobody Wants This asks, what if a rabbi and a podcast walked into a bar, fell in love, but had to figure out if it’ll work if the podcaster isn’t Jewish

Despite some shortcomings in the way their conversations are framed, Will and Harper shows that trans people are everywhere and are loved.