April Fools | Weekend Must-Watch
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A breakdown of this week's movies and some early April reviews.
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I Love You Forever | First Review @ SXSW
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I Love You Forever follows a young woman in a new relationship who begins to realize his cute, love-bombing co-dependency might not make for a happy, healthy relationship.
Read MoreSing Sing is a special movie | First Review @ SXSW
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Sing Sing might be one of the first major Oscars contenders of 2024.
Read MoreThe Idea of You gets spicy | First Review @ SXSW
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The Idea of You finds 40-year-old single mom Solène (Anne Hathaway) being romanced by 24-year-old Hayes Campbell (Nicholas Galitzine), the lead singer of the hottest boy band in the world.
Read MoreY2K wasn't dumb enough | First Review @ SXSW
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Y2K is a horror-comedy that takes place at a party as the 2000s begin and technology revolts against humans, attacking a group of high schoolers played by Jaeden Martell, Julian Dennison, and Rachel Zegler.
Read MoreBabes has Ilana Glazer back in her Broad City bag | First Review @ SXSW
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Babes features Ilana Glazer as a soon-to-be single mom after a one-night stand, seeking guidance through her pregnancy from her best friend and mother of two, Dawn (Michelle Buteau).
Read MoreCuckoo is NOT for sickos | First Review @ SXSW
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Cuckoo is the first film in which Hunter Schafer takes on the lead role.
Read MoreRoad House has Conor McGregor’s acting debut. Is it any good? | First Review @ SXSW
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Jake Gyllenhaal got swole in order to star in Road House opposite UFC legend Conor McGregor, who makes his acting debut in this new action blockbuster from Doug Liman.
Read MoreThe Fall Guy is peak Ryan Gosling | First Review @ SXSW
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The Fall Guy features Ryan Gosling as a stuntman trying to keep his job and find a missing movie star while winning over the former love of his life and current film director, played by Emily Blunt.
Read MoreWill Monkey Man make Dev Patel an action star? | First Review @ SXSW
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Monkey Man is Dev Patel’s big bet on himself, a directorial debut that simultaneously launches the Oscar nominee as a bonafide action star.
Read MoreCivil War is apolitical. Does that matter? | First Review @ SXSW
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Civil War is the most expensive A24 film ever made, and the latest from sci-fi auteur Alex Garland, but does the Ex Machina & Men filmmaker's new film stand up to review?
Read MoreDune: Part Two | First Review
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Denis Villeneuve brings us back to Arrakis for Part Two of the Dune adventure.
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A Real Pain | First Review @ Sundance 2024
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A Real Pain follows two cousins who, after their grandmother’s death, travel to Poland and take a Holocaust tour in order to visit the country she fled.
Read MoreIt's What's Inside | First Review @ Sundance 2024
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It’s What’s Inside is one of the most exciting films to debut at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival.
Read MoreLove Lies Bleeding | First Review @ Sundance 2024
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Love Lies Bleeding stars Kristen Stewart, Katy O’Brien, Ed Harris, Jena Malone, and Dave Franco in a film about a gym manager who falls for a bodybuilding drifter on her way to compete for the championship.
Read MoreI Saw the TV Glow | First Review @ Sundance 2024
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I Saw The TV Glow is filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun’s follow-up to We’re All Going to the World’s Fair.
Read MoreLove Me | First Review @ Sundance 2024
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Love Me starring Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun premiered at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival as part of the U.S. Dramatic Competition.
Read MorePoor Things | First Review
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Emma Stone and Yorgos Lanthimos team up again with Poor Things, the Greek director's first feature film since The Favorite.
Read MoreNew York Film Festival 2023 Reviews & Recap | Intercut Explains
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Every year, the New York Film Festival collects some of the best films from Cannes, Venice, Telluride, and more to showcase the year's best upcoming cinema.
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Two decades after a foundational year for us all, we take a look back at our adolescent selves and count down our Top 10 Favorite Films of 2005 to ring in their 20-year anniversaries.