#728: Chicago Critics Film Festival Preview / Donen #4 - Two for the Road
May's week-long CCFF doubles as a shortlist for potential Golden Brick candidates.
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#727: Top 5 Summer Movie Questions / Donen #3 - Charade
Spidey & Wick & Hobbs & Shaw. And Pikachu.
Read More#726: Avengers: Endgame / Beyoncé's Homecoming / Donen #2 - Funny Face
Can the MCU mothership stick the landing? (Non-spoiler and spoiler talk.)
Read More#725: Her Smell / Donen #1 - On the Town
Elisabeth Moss smells like teen spirit in one of the year’s best.
Read More#721: Us / Elite 8 Filmspotting Madness / Cassavetes #4
Jordan Peele is not done scaring us.
Read More#720: Transit / Sweet 16 Filmspotting Madness / Cassavetes #
The director of 2014's "Phoenix" returns with a boldly enigmatic thriller.
Read More#718: Filmspotting Madness / Cassavetes #2 - A Woman Under the Influence
64 films. Only one survives. Welcome to the Madness.
Read More#717: Top 5 Movies About Suburbia (w/ Jessica Harper) / Cassavetes #1 - Faces
Worse than a coven of witches? The 'Burbs.
Read MoreMinnelli Marathon Awards: The Garlands
Live from Jim Henry's Paradise, it's the Best of the Minnelli Marathon Awards.
Read MoreMinnelli Marathon #6: Some Came Running
Minnelli fan Michael Phillips joins Adam to consider "one of the great adaptations of a truly lousy book."
Read MoreMinnelli Marathon #5: Lust for Life
Minnelli's Van Gogh biopic is as bold and striking as one of the artist's paintings. And it mostly works.
Read MoreMinnelli Marathon #4: The Band Wagon
"Professor" Michael Phillips returns for a conversation about one of his favorite Minnelli films.
Read MoreMinnelli Marathon #3: Bad and the Beautiful
Kirk Douglas and Lana Turner are both brilliant in Minnelli's cynical Hollywood melodrama.
Read MoreMinnelli Marathon #2: Meet Me in St. Louis
Minnelli's beloved, Judy Garland-starring sophomore effort fails to fully charm at least one Filmspotting host.
Read MoreMinnelli Marathon #1: Cabin in the Sky
Incredible turns from Eddie Anderson, Ethel Waters and Lena Horne help Minnelli's feature debut overcome its racial characterizations.
Read MoreNew Argentine Cinema #5 - Wild Tales
The final film in the Argentine Marathon is a 2015 Foreign Language Film Oscar nominee.
Read MoreNew Argentine Cinema #4 - The Headless Woman
A woman is plagued by personal - and more profound - guilt in Lucrecia Martel's 2008 film.
Read MoreNew Argentine Cinema #3 - La Ciénaga
Buñuel meets Chekhov in Lucrecia Martel's dread-soaked 2001 debut.
Read MoreNew Argentine Cinema #2 - Castro
Samuel Beckett-inspired absurdity in Alejo Moguillansky's 2009 film.
Read MoreNew Argentine Cinema #1 - Extraordinary Stories
Raves for Mariano Llinas's 4-hour multi-narrative web of a movie.
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