Chris Nashawaty
Chris Nashawaty
Chris Nashawaty is a writer, editor, critic, and author of books about Roger Corman & Caddyshack.
Even better than the first film, the stakes are exponentially higher, the power struggles even more mythic, the on-screen world-building richer and more exotically filigreed, and the visuals even more dazzling. I didn’t think this was possible.
The provocative and perfectionist director only has one real miss in his filmography—which makes evaluating it a painstaking task.
A buzzy psychological thriller, a guaranteed Pixar classic, and (gasp!) an Adam Sandler flick—all right here.
Sometimes, even the world was not enough for the megalomaniacal rogues who routinely put 007 through his paces.
Height and hair color be damned, Craig was a throwback to Fleming and Connery’s conception of 007. He was cold and brutal, but beneath all the physical and psychological scar tissue, there was a soul…albeit a haunted one.
The Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone film set off a short-lived erotic thriller boom in Hollywood, but the story is marked with controversy and betrayal.
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We narrow down the 10 best films from a decade that changed the foundations of cinema as we know it.
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