“Given the keys to the Hollywood kingdom with Malcolm X, Lee both met its tony standards and set it on fire.”

“…survives any patriarchal pandering on the strength of Molly Ringwald’s Andie.”

“…should do for hissing Bunsen burners what Downton Abbey did for copper tea kettles.”

“…a work of astonishing visual richness, boasting a depth of dark and light, a fullness of color, and an exquisite care for composition.”

“With her spare, clinical, incriminating filmmaking style, writer-director Kitty Green clearly communicates that something is deeply amiss.”

“…registers not only as a piece of confessional history, but also as contemporary witness testimony.”

“Radio, television, and cinema all cleverly coalesce in The Vast of Night…”

“…about not being able to see others clearly, and how that distorts the way you see yourself.”

“…a part that’s perfect for Davis, which makes it odd that Now, Voyager feels the need to do so much of the work for her.”

“Any movie that mixes the DNA of Mean Girls, Brick, and School Daze has my attention…”