I reviewed the Broadway adaptation of the classic comedy DOG DAY AFTERNOON. Wait a second...

Zendaya and Robert Pattinson's "The Drama" is a nerve-wracking, discombobulating relationship stress-test. It also can't really be spoiled, for what it's worth. Out this week: www.ign.com/articles/the...

"The Drama" is a torturous tone-deaf joke that won’t end.

Some movies are not in English and are not about movie stars in space. Here are two such aberrant films for you to watch this spring: KONTINENTAL ‘25 (from Romania) and MIROIRS, NO. 3 (from Germany). I wrote up both here: www.premiereparty.com/p/two-new-fo...

On Radu Jude’s “Kontinental ’25,” a sober satire about urban development, bureaucratic cruelty and the crushing mystery of complicity. www.truthdig.com/articles/hot...

"You'd be completely misguided to envy what we have. It's a brutal, brutal working relationship." "Marty Supreme" co-writers Josh Safdie and Ronald Bronstein accept the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Screenplay.

Jonathan Demme's MARRIED TO THE MOB is next in our @nyfcc.bsky.social series! Tues 3/24 7PM Intro by Justin LaLiberty Q&A w Matthew Modine & co-writers Barry Strugatz & Mark R. Burns Moderated by NYFCC's Keith Uhlich Special $10 Tix for Art House Cinema Week! paristheaternyc.com/film/nyfcc-m...

The #NYFCC's 2027 awards ceremony has been scheduled for Tuesday, January 5. The esteemed David Rooney is our 2026 chair and will host the night's festivities!

Ken Jeong was on hand at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards to present Best Animated Film to members of the creative team behind KPop Demon Hunters: co-directors Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans, and producer Michelle Wong.

The Bride > Wuthering Heights

“The Bride!” is completely perplexing, and not in a good way. A film that aims for the low bar of replicating Todd Phillips's “Joker” (among a dozen other disparate things) but still crashes and burns. certifiedforgotten.com/the-bride-re...

It's gigantic, sprawling and impressive. Maggie Gyllenhaal doesn't wrap things up in a neat bow, but why should she? Her ambition is exhilarating. www.bbc.com/culture/arti...

The Bride! has such a good premise, built on a sound principle, with so many fascinating implications, that its failure to develop them is all the more disappointing: www.newyorker.com/culture/the-...

The Paris Theater is proud to continue its monthly screening series with the New York Film Critics Circle. On 2/15, @samadams.bsky.social will present Joel and Ethan Coen’s BARTON FINK and moderate a Q&A w/ John Turturro.

We just announced our next two @nyfcc.bsky.social events! PRETTY POISON 4K Restoration Sat Jan 31 at 4PM Intro by NYFCC member @tnyfrontrow.bsky.social BARTON FINK on archival 35mm Sun Feb 15 at 4PM Q&A with John Turturro moderated by NYFCC member Sam Adams paristheaternyc.com/series/new-y...

From the New York Film Critics Circle Awards to Oscar nominees! Congratulations to the many talented artists and storytellers who earned Academy Awards nominations this morning including Ethan Hawke, Wagner Moura, Benicio del Toro, Amy Madigan, and Rose Byrne.

THE 25 BEST FILMS OF 2025 A Video Countdown vimeo.com/1156345183

Come to @paristheaternyc.bsky.social on January 31 to see Richard Bordy present a 4K restoration of Noel Black’s Pretty Poison starring Tuesday Weld and Anthony Perkins.

Ben Stiller remembers his first time working with Benicio del Toro as he presents the New York Film Critics Circle award for Best Supporting Actor to del Toro for his performance in “One Battle After Another.”

It’s the beginning of a beautiful friendship when Lupita Nyong’o presents the award for Best Actor to Wagner Moura for his performance in Kleber Mendonça Filho’s “The Secret Agent” at the 91st New York Film Critics Circle Awards.

Ethan Hawke joined us to present the Best Actress award to Rose Byrne for her performance in Mary Bronstein’s “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You” at the 91st New York Film Critics Circle Awards.

"I started writing this script before she was born...I can't help but think that I was waiting for her..." Paul Thomas Anderson thanks his "One Battle After Another" star Chase Infiniti on the way to accepting his award for Best Film at the 91st New York Film Critics Circle Awards.

Now up at the @nyfcc.bsky.social site

"…I would like to dedicate [this award] to the people of my country who are now fighting on the streets." Jafar Panahi accepts his award for Best Director for “It Was Just an Accident” at the NYFCC Awards with a show of support for the Iranian people.

Read Richard Brody's essay on honorary award winner @screenslate.bsky.social for this year's New York Film Critics Circle gala program. #NYFCC

WAKE UP DEAD MAN is about an impossible murder, among other impossible mysteries; it’s also about the sociopolitical implications of two opposing conceptions of Christianity and of Catholicism in particular. In a word, it’s SDG catnip, and I loved it.

I wrote about Hamnet, Hamlet, and setting fresh eyes on the most-scrutinized work in the English language

BEST FILM: One Battle After Another

SPECIAL AWARD: Screen Slate

SPECIAL AWARD: Museum of the Moving Image

STUDENT PRIZES: London Xhudo (Undergraduate, NYU) and Tan Zhiyuan (Graduate, The New School)

BEST ACTRESS: Rose Byrne, If I Had Legs I'd Kick You

BEST DIRECTOR: Jafar Panahi, It Was Just an Accident

BEST SCREENPLAY: Marty Supreme

BEST ACTOR: Wagner Moura, The Secret Agent

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: Sinners

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Amy Madigan, Weapons

BEST NON-FICTION FILM: My Undesirable Friends: Part I - Last Air in Moscow

BEST ANIMATED FILM: KPop Demon Hunters

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Benicio del Toro, One Battle After Another

BEST INTERNATIONAL FILM: The Secret Agent

BEST FIRST FILM: Eephus

The New York Film Critics Circle is announcing its winners shortly. First up is Best First Film.

The New York Film Critics Circle will be announcing the winners of its annual awards on this account tomorrow morning starting at approximately 9 a.m. E.T. #NYFCC

Esteemed NYFCC member Melissa Anderson's collection of film criticism, THE HUNGER, is now available for purchase.

One of my favorite movies of the year-slash-decade is now in theaters — and this really is a see-it-in-theater-if-you-can experience. You'll be blown away by Joel Edgerton and emotionally bowled over no matter what, though. (Hits Netflix 11/21) TRAIN DREAMS 🎥 www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv...

I wrote about The Running Man, which is smarter and funnier than the original but—and I think this might be the first time I’ve ever said this—doesn’t hate its audience enough.

"Die My Love" is an electric portrait of feminine rage, sorrow, and mania that's energized by the finest performance of Jennifer Lawrence's career.

I wrote about Springsteen, Shakespeare, and the right (and wrong) way to illustrate the mystery of creation.

Today, we’re proud to announce the newest member of the New York Film Critics Circle: Ryan Lattanzio of IndieWire. Congratulations and welcome! The #NYFCC will vote on its awards for 2025’s best achievements in film on Tuesday, December 2.