Reel Reviews | Nuremberg
James Vanderbilt’s Nuremberg is a tense and absorbing historical drama that explores the moral and psychological aftermath of World War II.
Film Reviews
Reel Reviews | Christy
Sydney Sweeney transforms in Christy, a raw and unflinching look at the rise, fall, and resilience of boxing’s first female superstar. From the ring’s glory to the shadows of abuse, David Michôd’s drama pulls no punches.
Reel Reviews | Sarah’s Oil
Sarah’s Oil tells the remarkable true story of Sarah Rector, the eleven-year-old Black girl who defied the odds, struck oil, and became America’s youngest Black millionaire.
Reel Reviews | All the Empty Rooms
In All the Empty Rooms, veteran CBS News correspondent Steve Hartman takes a heartbreaking yet profoundly human journey through the preserved bedrooms of children lost to school shootings.
Reel Reviews | Tyler Perry’s Finding Joy
Tyler Perry trades his signature melodrama for something quieter and more personal in Finding Joy.
Reel Reviews | Bugonia
Director Yorgos Lanthimos (Poor Things, The Favourite) turns paranoia into high art with Bugonia, a darkly comic psychological thriller about belief, madness, and moral delusion.
Reel Reviews | Ballad of a Small Player
Set against the neon-soaked backdrop of Macau, the film is a fever dream of chaos, guilt, and fleeting redemption. Farrell and Chen shine in this messy but magnetic drama that proves Berger’s hot streak is no accident.
Reel Reviews | Hedda
Tessa Thompson delivers one of the most emotionally charged performances of her career in Hedda, Nia DaCosta’s lush reimagining of Henrik Ibsen’s classic play.