Ted Wilson's Under the Cover of Cloud, playing at this year's MIFF, deserves your attention. It is the best film of the year.

BlacKkKlansman goes down surprisingly easy for a film that hurts to watch at times. Would that such a balance could exist in every piece of art.

Mission: Impossible Fallout is plagued by the series' regular faults, but what it does well it does better than has ever been done here before.

Peyton Reed's Ant-Man and the Wasp is the most kid-friendly Marvel movie in ages – especially compared to the violent Infinity War.

Perhaps the most impressive thing about Brad Bird's Incredibles 2 is that there is no appreciable dropoff from the original.

Reitman and Cody have had their share of ups and downs, but don’t let any distrust of their assets steer you clear of Tully. In Charlize We Trust.