#film-recommendations

#film-recommendations

With the semicentennial of Jaws upon us, we've compiled our definitive ranking of summer blockbusters that followed in its wake.

Comedy, often overlooked during award seasons, finds recognition in films like Annie Hall, setting benchmarks for the genre with its critical acclaim and resonance.

What happens when you give an action-crazed lunatic like Michael Bay the freedom of budget and running time of Netflix? This chaos, a movie that no one would call great ... the film's tongue-in-cheek nature is the best thing about it.

If as the tariffs went into effect you watched the value of your 401(k) tank in real time, you might find solace in the bank run scene in Frank Capra's 1946 holiday classic.

The Amusement Park is a stunning chapter in Romero's filmography showcasing his incredible skill with framing and undeniable social conscience.

Amazon Prime emerges as a top streaming destination for horror aficionados, showcasing a remarkable selection of quality films guaranteed to keep viewers on edge.

"During my childhood, Japanese '50s and '60s movies were awesome, as were the French '50s and '60s movies, and most creators of today originate from those movies."

"For Black families, finding a film that reflects our own experiences and traditions can be difficult. But films featuring Black casts and Black directors do exist, and plenty of them."

What to watch with your family at Thanksgiving can turn into an endless debate, particularly with the seemingly infinite options that streaming services provide.

It's hard to imagine movies without the action genre. It's often the reigning king of the summer blockbuster season, generating tons of money with over-the-top fight sequences, stunts, and edge-of-your-seat stories.