Latest articles by Todd Gilchrist
In 'Sister of the Groom,' a housewife reckons with her underwhelming life while navigating the wedding of her younger brother.
In 'News of the World,' a Civil War veteran shepherds an orphaned girl through the dangers of the Old West.
In 'Wild Mountain Thyme,' a man and a woman wrestle with the fates their families determined for them while figuring out a possible future together.
In 'The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee,' Paul Hogan reluctantly returns for another round as Crocodile Dundee, only to discover that there are more pitfalls than ever to reviving your career.
In 'Let Them All Talk,' an acclaimed author invites two old friends on a cruise, forcing old conflicts back to the surface.
In 'Wander', a paranoid private investigator discovers clues between a new murder case that he believes lead back to the accident that killed his daughter.
In 'The Professional,' a hit man opens his front door - and his heart - to an orphaned girl on the run from corrupt DEA agents.
In 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,' a famous sword opens old wounds when a young thief decides to steal it from the woman assigned to protect it.
In 'Crash,' a film producer (James Spader) develops a sexual fetish involving car accidents after getting into a collision with a doctor (Holly Hunter).
In 'Mosul,' an elite Iraqi SWAT team embarks on a dangerous secret mission into the heart of a war-torn city.
In 'Stardust,' a young David Bowie embarks on his first U.S. tour only to discover that no one knows who he is - or cares.
In 'Uncle Frank,' Paul Bettany plays a closeted gay man forced to return to his hometown — and his family's judgments — after his father's death.
In 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom,' an ambitious trumpeter stokes divides as group of session musicians converge to back their mercurial frontwoman at a white-owned recording studio.
In 'Sound of Metal,' Riz Ahmed plays a drummer and former addict who must come to terms with disability when he develops severe hearing loss.
For Goldeneye, the Bond producers opted for blockbuster action instead of international intrigue.
In 'Dreamland,' Margot Robbie plays a beautiful fugitive that enchants a young man who dreams of escaping his hometown.
In 'Jiu Jitsu,' a soldier with amnesia discovers that he's the leader of a team of warriors standing in the way of an extraterrestrial who wants to battle Earth's best fighters.
In 'Uncle Frank,' Paul Bettany plays a closeted gay man confronted by his past when a family tragedy draws him back to his hometown.
In 'The Nest,' a father uproots his family for a job opportunity halfway across the world, with disastrous results.
In 'I Am Greta,' documentarian Nathan Grossman looks at the accomplishments, and obstacles faced by teenage activist Greta Thunberg.
In 'Mank,' David Fincher chronicles the events that inspired Orson Welles' 'Citizen Kane,' and the battle for its screenwriter to receive credit for his work.
In 'The Informer,' Joel Kinnaman plays an undercover agent whose identity FBI superiors threaten to expose if he doesn't go to prison to complete a busted investigation.
In 'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm,' Sacha Baron Cohen reprises his iconic role as Kazakhstani journalist Borat Sagdiyev, this time trying to redeem himself by gifting Mike Pence his daughter.
