Reel Reviews | Clayface
James Watkins’ Clayface transforms a classic Batman villain into a compelling anti-hero, anchored by Tom Rhys Harries and striking visual effects.
James Watkins’ Clayface transforms a classic Batman villain into a compelling anti-hero, anchored by Tom Rhys Harries and striking visual effects.
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Once Upon a Time in Harlem preserves an extraordinary 1972 gathering of Harlem Renaissance legends in William Greaves’ stunning celebration of Black excellence and cultural history.
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Chris Rock returns to directing with Misty Green, a Hollywood comeback story featuring a terrific Rosalind Eleazar performance trapped inside a disappointing film.
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Tom Cruise delivers one of his most complex performances in Digger, playing an oil baron whose belief that wealth can control everything collides with a catastrophe of his own making.
Mahershala Ali delivers a mesmerizing performance in Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother, Bassam Tariq’s powerful meditation on faith, fatherhood, grief, responsibility and who deserves grace.