Moscow Mission is not Hermna Yau at his exploitation best. Also: Moscow.

Wim Wenders takes us to the toilet in Perfect Days, and what a trip it is.

Deliverance is a movie.

Jason Statham lays gloriously deadpan beatdowns on the dudes who robocall us in The Beekeeper. Finally!

Michael Mann takes a detour from his usual stylish road for a biopic about the creator of the ultimate midlife crisis toy in Ferrari.

Boston to Sydney for a weekend? Anyone But You is Wypipo 101.

Holy crap I Did It My Way has some great comedy in it. Too bad it’s accidental.

The Invisible Guest remake. Chinese thriller. You know the rest.

You don’t know Sandra Hüller now, but you will after Anatomy of a Fall.

Taika Waititi is clearly a very, very tired filmmaker if Next Goal Wins is any indication.

Russell the Younger and debuting director Bryce McGuire almost pull off a perfect pool routine in Night Swim. Almost.

Would you like Nicolas Cage invading your dreams? If so the cancel culture satire Dream Scenario is for you.

Ryusuke Hamaguchi cuts it short for Evil Does Not Exist, but still manages to pack a wallop. A cryptic one.

Felix Chong, Tony Leung and Andy Lau should be a cocktail for a great thriller. The Goldfinger is… okay.

Why is 3D back? If you want to see anything in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, see it in 2D.

The Chinese noir boom chugs along, this time with Wei Shujun’s Only The River Flows. It’s less bonkers than some.

I wish… I wish… Disney would go back to the old days and do better than Wish.

Yes, there’s a death, but Blue Lan’s coming-of-age dramedy After School carries a welcome respite from LGBTQ+ misery.

Capa Xin aims for a dissection of modern media but ends up with a social media spanking in Trending Topic.

If Hayao Miyazaki is going out after The Boy and the Heron, it’s not quite with a whimper, but it certainly isn’t a bang.