Adam Driver

Brims with funny ideas both verbal and visual that are finely tuned by Baumbach and his cast, and sharply edited...

The obvious shots at hipster scenes...eventually sour into a complex critique of modern ambition in a changing cultural landscape.

[SPOILER-FREE] Can be dimwittedly obvious and self-plagiarizing, with little of real-world consequence and less that’s new to say [but it's still] a fun-filled adventure at the movies...

Slow going...But Silence also represents consummate filmmaking.

Soderbergh’s here to have fun, and his mood is contagious.

[SPOILER-FREE REVIEW:] Johnson sticks with the Star Wars house style and seems pleased to have the opportunity to inspire children with this story of overcoming inner conflict to become one’s best self, the key ingredient being hope.

Can be overtly funny in its absurdity. For the most part, however, BlacKkKlansman isn’t a comedy at all, but an earnest, vintage Spike Lee joint recounting history and projecting it onto our present.

[SPOILER-FREE REVIEW:] If Abrams has topped himself, it's by making a Star Wars film that's even more of a multiplex-filling Hollywood widget than his first.