Everyday Papal
The Two Popes is an actors’ showcase with little to say
Dead Wringer
Sharp scripting and a stellar cast reinvigorate a murder mystery
Clone Bores
This generic Will Smith thriller is the first High Frame Rate film to play in Tulsa
Over the rainbow
Zellweger outmatches the melodrama of Judy
Race for the prize
Jillian Bell’s marathon comedy has the power to change lives
Great Wall
Chinese and American cultures clash in Obama-produced Netflix doc
A star is born
Brit drama about singer pursuing her dream pulls no punches
Injustice for all
The case of the Central Park Five is powerfully rendered in new miniseries
An ordinary reckoning
Tulsa native Mary Kay Place shines in award-winning film
There will be criticism
Q&A with New York Times film critic A.O. Scott
Psych-out
Gorgeous filmmaking can’t elevate a laughable genre exercise
Black life itself
An Academy Award-nominated documentary meditates on rural black America
Game changer
Soderbergh’s Netflix movie is better at tech than drama
The faint Gatsby
‘Burning’ is a labored generational critique that tries your patience
Steal your heart
A petty crime family reckons with itself in ‘Shoplifters’
Diversity represents in 2018
TTV film critics look back on the year in movies
Melancholic memories
Alfonso Cuarón’s passion project gives Netflix an Oscar contender
Wild Woeful West
The Coens bring a biblical brand of Western to Netflix
Hollywood in the heartland
Paul Dano’s directorial debut brings awards buzz sweeping down the plain
