Editorial: The Worst Films of 2019
‘1917’ Is A Haunting and Emotional Journey
‘Black Christmas’ Is Laughably Bad and an Affront to the Slasher Genre
‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’ Is Underwhelming and Too Busy
‘Knives Out’ Is Twisty and Deliriously Entertaining
‘Richard Jewell’ Trivializes An Important Story
‘Cats’ Escapes Any Logical Explanation
‘Cats’ Is A Mesmerizing Descent into Madness
’30 for 30 Shorts: Subject to Review’ Highlights the Impact of Technology on Tennis
‘Black Christmas’ Is a Twitter Argument Come to Life
‘Frozen II’ Is Clunky and Inspired
‘A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood’ Is An Inspiring Tapestry of Love and Kindness
‘A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood’ Invites Everybody to be Better Neighbors
‘Zombieland: Double Tap’ Is Even More Fun Than The Original
‘Knives Out’ Is A Cleverly Entertaining Mystery
‘Citizen K’ Grapples With the Truth of Russian Politics and Corruption
‘The Good Liar’ Is An Exciting Drama With Veteran Actors
‘Jexi’ Is One of the Year’s Worst Films
‘Judy’ Is Conventional, But Zellweger is Extraordinary
