Backed by the momentum already building out of Cannes and Sundance, the fall movie lineup looks poised to cap off another stacked year in cinema.
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Like the other two movies in the series, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t is convoluted, preposterous, and often downright silly. In other words, it’s what basically any mainstream American caper of the last few decades has been.
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A Real Pain encompasses grief as it is, as its effects live within each person who has faced it, lending humor and empathy to the journey of remembering, and the confrontations that must occur to understand one’s pain.
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