The kids who grew up watching Disney Channel sitcoms are now old enough to be directing R-rated comedies.
Summer of 69 (2025)

The kids who grew up watching Disney Channel sitcoms are now old enough to be directing R-rated comedies.
Today, I come to discuss a film that features two heartsick loners stuck on opposite ends of a chasm.
Well, what are we to do with this?
The woman is grief, but grief is complicated.
No matter how many mid-budget comedies or Amazon Prime original detours he makes, Paul Feig will always be, to me, the co-creator of Freaks and Geeks.
(FULL SPOILERS FOLLOW)
I’ve been using the term “thriller” a lot recently, perhaps too casually, as if any film that includes at least one jump scare, one chase scene, and a suggestion of threat to the protagonist’s life qualifies.
There’s a fine line between a film with a fluid tone whose unpredictability is charming, and a film whose tonal messiness is movie-ruining.
Steven Soderbergh had himself a proper double feature this spring
The devil comes in many forms, but sometimes he just carries a guitar.