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'A House of Dynamite' Review: Idris Elba and Rebecca Ferguson Lead Kathryn Bigelow’s Precision-Built, Unnervingly Intense Thriller

'A House of Dynamite' Review: Idris Elba and Rebecca Ferguson Lead Kathryn Bigelow’s Precision-Built, Unnervingly Intense Thriller

Kathryn Bigelow returns to NYFF with 'A House of Dynamite,' a pulse-pounding Netflix thriller set in the 20-minute window before a nuclear missile hits. Featuring Idris Elba, Rebecca Ferguson, and razor-sharp editing, it's a white-knuckle ride that refuses easy answers and leaves you breathless.

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‘Nouvelle Vague’ Review: Linklater’s Stylish Godard Biopic Mixes French New Wave Lore with Hollywood Charm in NYFF Debut

‘Nouvelle Vague’ Review: Linklater’s Stylish Godard Biopic Mixes French New Wave Lore with Hollywood Charm in NYFF Debut

Richard Linklater's 'Nouvelle Vague' offers a cinephile's take on the making of Godard’s 'Breathless,' starring Zoey Deutch and Guillaume Marbeck in a charming, fact-packed homage to the French New Wave. Read our NYFF Review analyzing the film about Godard as he would.

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'One Battle After Another' Review: The Hype Was Real— PTA and DiCaprio Deliver an Instant Oscar Contender

'One Battle After Another' Review: The Hype Was Real— PTA and DiCaprio Deliver an Instant Oscar Contender

Leonardo DiCaprio and Teyana Taylor star in Paul Thomas Anderson's furious new thriller 'One Battle After Another.' A radical political epic and one of 2025's most powerful films.

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'A Big Bold Beautiful Journey' Review: Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell Go on a Generic Road Trip of the Soul in Kogonada’s Cloying Misfire

'A Big Bold Beautiful Journey' Review: Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell Go on a Generic Road Trip of the Soul in Kogonada’s Cloying Misfire

Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell star in ‘A Big Bold Beautiful Journey,’ a whimsical, visually lush studio film from director Kogonada. But does this magical road trip deliver the emotional payoff it promises? Read the full review.

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'The Secret Agent' Review: Wagner Moura Stuns in a Political Thriller Brimming with Grit, Humor, and Heart

'The Secret Agent' Review: Wagner Moura Stuns in a Political Thriller Brimming with Grit, Humor, and Heart

Premiering at NYFF 63, The Secret Agent is a bold and stylish political thriller from Bacurau director Kleber Mendonça Filho. Wagner Moura delivers a career-best performance in this fever-dream noir set in 1970s Brazil—brimming with paranoia, satire, and unforgettable double-crosses.

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'The Morning Show' Season 4 Review: Star Power and Subplots Collide in Apple’s Glossy Media Drama

'The Morning Show' Season 4 Review: Star Power and Subplots Collide in Apple’s Glossy Media Drama

Season 4 of Apple TV+’s ‘The Morning Show’ brings back Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon with new additions like Marion Cotillard and Aaron Pierre. Despite its crowded subplots, the drama still delivers engaging performances and relevant themes.

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‘The Girlfriend’ Review: Robin Wright and Olivia Cooke Clash in Amazon's Addictive Domestic Thriller

‘The Girlfriend’ Review: Robin Wright and Olivia Cooke Clash in Amazon's Addictive Domestic Thriller

A satisfyingly wicked domestic thriller. Robin Wright is perfectly passive-aggressive as a mother who won’t let go, while Olivia Cooke delivers a career-best performance as a maybe-maybe-not con artist. The dual-perspective format is clever, and the show embraces its own soapy excess. Think Big Little Lies meets The Talented Mr. Ripley—with better coats.

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‘Swiped’ Review: Lily James In A Hollow Hulu Biopic That Fails To Spark At Tiff World Premiere

‘Swiped’ Review: Lily James In A Hollow Hulu Biopic That Fails To Spark At Tiff World Premiere

Lily James stars in ‘Swiped,’ Hulu’s dramatized look at Whitney Wolfe Herd’s journey from Tinder to Bumble. Despite its style and solid performances, the film stumbles in its attempt to turn a startup saga into a meaningful empowerment story.

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‘Eleanor the Great’ Review: June Squibb Leads a Poignant Tale of Reinvention in Scarlett Johansson’s First Feature

‘Eleanor the Great’ Review: June Squibb Leads a Poignant Tale of Reinvention in Scarlett Johansson’s First Feature

June Squibb stars in Eleanor the Great, Scarlett Johansson’s directorial debut — a tender, gently comedic story of reinvention, intergenerational friendship, and the unexpected ways we find meaning in grief, community, and personal growth late in life.

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‘Christy’ Review: Sydney Sweeney Lands a Knockout in a Gritty, Heartfelt Boxing Drama

‘Christy’ Review: Sydney Sweeney Lands a Knockout in a Gritty, Heartfelt Boxing Drama

Sydney Sweeney powers through in a performance that’s both physically fierce and emotionally grounded. While Christy occasionally follows familiar genre beats, her presence keeps it compelling from start to finish.

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‘Hedda’ Review: Tessa Thompson Electrifies in Nia DaCosta’s Visually Stunning Reimagining

‘Hedda’ Review: Tessa Thompson Electrifies in Nia DaCosta’s Visually Stunning Reimagining

A hypnotic descent into upper-class warfare, ‘Hedda’ blends high style with psychological intensity. DaCosta crafts a visually lush atmosphere reminiscent of Kubrick’s precision and grandeur, while Tessa Thompson commands every frame with precise, seductive control. It is a fever dream of beauty and manipulation, sharp, stylish and quietly unsettling.

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‘Black Rabbit’ Review: Law and Bateman Lead a Gritty NY Noir About Loyalty, Debt, and Self-Destruction

‘Black Rabbit’ Review: Law and Bateman Lead a Gritty NY Noir About Loyalty, Debt, and Self-Destruction

Jude Law and Jason Bateman deliver powerhouse performances in Black Rabbit, Netflix’s gripping NY noir about two estranged brothers entangled in secrets, ambition, and the gritty underworld of downtown nightlife. A stylish and emotional crime thriller exploring the cost of loyalty, legacy, and self-destruction.

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‘The Lost Bus’ Review: McConaughey, Ferrera, and Greengrass Capture the Terror of California’s Wildfires

‘The Lost Bus’ Review: McConaughey, Ferrera, and Greengrass Capture the Terror of California’s Wildfires

Paul Greengrass’ The Lost Bus recreates California’s deadliest wildfire with terrifying realism and emotional weight. Matthew McConaughey and America Ferrera star as unlikely heroes in a gripping true story produced by Jamie Lee Curtis.

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‘Splitsville’ Review: Dakota Johnson and Adria Arjona Lead a Razor-Sharp Comedy of Love, Lust, and Jealousy

‘Splitsville’ Review: Dakota Johnson and Adria Arjona Lead a Razor-Sharp Comedy of Love, Lust, and Jealousy

‘Splitsville’ is a sharp, stylish comedy from Michael Angelo Covino and Kyle Marvin. Dakota Johnson and Adria Arjona headline a story of open relationships turned open warfare — a slap-in-the-face indie triumph with dazzling visuals, chaotic humor, and star power to spare.

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‘The Map That Leads to You’ Review: Pretty Places, Pretty People, Empty Feelings

‘The Map That Leads to You’ Review: Pretty Places, Pretty People, Empty Feelings

Amazon’s The Map That Leads to You pairs Madelyn Cline and KJ Apa in a postcard-pretty romance, but Lasse Hallström’s film struggles with shallow writing, tonal missteps, and a lack of emotional payoff.

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‘Americana’ Review: Sydney Sweeney and Halsey Star in Tony Tost’s Bloody, Tender Contemporary Western

‘Americana’ Review: Sydney Sweeney and Halsey Star in Tony Tost’s Bloody, Tender Contemporary Western

Tony Tost’s ‘Americana,’ distributed by Lionsgate, stars Sydney Sweeney and Halsey in a bloody, ironic, and surprisingly heartfelt Western about survival, stolen legacies, and American desperation. In theaters August 15, 2025.

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‘Night Always Comes’ Review: Vanessa Kirby’s Relentless Neo-Noir Descent Is as Unforgiving as the Night Itself

‘Night Always Comes’ Review: Vanessa Kirby’s Relentless Neo-Noir Descent Is as Unforgiving as the Night Itself

Vanessa Kirby delivers a raw, magnetic performance in Netflix’s Night Always Comes, a tense neo-noir from director Benjamin Caron about one woman’s all-night fight for survival in Portland.

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