When most people hear “Cecil B. DeMille’s The Ten Commandments,” their mind goes to the 1956 epic — the one with a four-hour runtime and Charlton Heston’s gradually-expanding beard.
The Ten Commandments (1923)

When most people hear “Cecil B. DeMille’s The Ten Commandments,” their mind goes to the 1956 epic — the one with a four-hour runtime and Charlton Heston’s gradually-expanding beard.
Like most movie lovers, I typically seek out films I think I will like, or at least find fascinating.
I guess at some point “Get Out-like” became a subgenre, with the target of the satiric horror more often class disparity than racism.
There’s a scene set at a carnival about halfway through Paper Moon when nine-year-old Addie Loggins (Tatum O’Neal) gets a portrait taken by herself at a carnival
One of Them Days is a treat — an honest-to-God comedy with setups, punchlines, and performances calibrated to land them.
Kenneth Branagh loves English literature more than I do and more than you do.
Your ninth scoop of ice cream will never taste as good as the first, and, as such, these high-concept slashers have lost a bit of their novelty.
The Monkey is a big, dumb mess of a movie. (Complimentary.)
The bar for video game movies is very low.
As I watched the opening act of The Electric State, I felt something.