There’s no time quite like a Sunday afternoon for settling in front of a good movie with a snack. Whether you’re into action-packed dramas or lighthearted comedies, here are the best movies for a lazy Sunday, across genres.
Director Crystal Moselle based Skate Kitchen on NYC’s eponymous crew of young female skateboarders, who actually play fictionalized versions of…
Masculinity can look like different things, and Big Boys reminds us of that in hilarious and poignant ways. The British…
Be prepared to have the expectations you form after reading Scrapper’s synopsis shattered: though it is about a 12-year-old dealing…
For public toilet cleaner Hirayama, “enjoy the little things in life” is more than just an adage: it’s a philosophy.…
Whether or not you’re a fan of Nick Cave’s contemplative, idiosyncratic style of music, This Much I Know to Be…
On the one hand, American Fiction is a razor-sharp satire that pokes fun at the hypocrisy of the literary and…
At the peak of his fame in the 80s, Christopher Reeve was constantly seen as his onscreen character, Superman. Like…
This is the type of movie I completely fell in love with but cannot articulate exactly why. Maybe it’s the…
It’s always tricky translating literature to screen. In Shortcomings’ case, it struggles to make its Berkeley and New York settings…
Tunisian director Kaouther Ben Hania’s new movie is about an arrogant European artist who tattoos a Syrian man’s back, essentially…
There is a very good case to be made for Veep being, pound-for-pound, the best American comedy to air on…
Like people, places have things that change and things that remain the same. Most of us keep our thoughts about…
From the creators of Downton Abbey comes another period drama about social climbers and too-big homes. The Gilded Age, set…
This movie narrated by Nicolas Cage is the incredible story of actor Anton Yelchin (Star Trek, Like Crazy): from being…
Simple but lovely movies like Fallen Leaves are hard to come by these days. While others rely on complicated dialogue…
A calm choir leader lives a secret life as eco-warrior in this visually stunning and intelligent story about our complex…
In Suncoast, writer-director Laura Chinn takes the personal tragedy of losing her brother to cancer and weaves it into something…
A sweet and romantic German movie about two Berliners who meet randomly and go on a road trip to the…
Though wordless and human-less, Flow might be one of the most charming films about humanity you’ll ever see. It follows…
Bright, breezy, and refreshingly unburdened by the seriousness of so many live-action Superman shows and movies, this new animated series…
Those unfamiliar with James Hamilton would be forgiven for asking “Why him?” Why does he get a documentary? What makes…
It’s 1994, and Seoul is facing massive, rapid changes. The unrest is reflected by a lot of its residents, including…
A revelation of a movie, both in filmmaking and commercial success. While little-known abroad, it has made more than $42 million in…
This is a hilarious political comedy starring the ever-great Steve Buscemi. Set in the last days before Stalin’s death and…
It wouldn’t be too far of a reach to evoke Kids (1995) while diving into Mid90s. But instead of taking…
Three half-Puerto-Rican, half-white boys grow up in suburban New York in this personal movie shot on stunning 16mm film. This…
Grandparents are often depicted as innately loving, especially towards their grandchildren, so it’s a delight to see someone like M’s…
Who among us hasn’t committed a white lie to save a relationship? And who among us hasn’t yearned for the…
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