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# Fools Who Dream Movies

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- [“Avatar: Fire and Ash” Review: Learning the Difference Between Right and Varang](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/avatar-fire-and-ash-review-learning-the-difference-between-right-and-varang/) - James Cameron's sequel is a cinematic cousin of his 1989 film “The Abyss," which confronted (and nearly drowned in) divine endlessness.
- [“The Odyssey” Review: A Man! A Film! A Future!](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/the-odyssey-review-a-man-a-film-a-future/) - Christopher Nolan molds Homer’s epic poem into an epic film about a flawed hero “chasing the escaping sun.”
- [“Supergirl” Review: Director Craig Gillespie Out-Gunns James Gunn ](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/supergirl-review-director-craig-gillespie-out-gunns-james-gunn/) - Gillespie has carved a niche directing films with ungovernable leading ladies, and each narrative is more fantastical than the last.
- ["Gladiator II" Review: There Was Once a Dream That Was Cinema (and Democracy)](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/gladiator-ii-review-there-was-once-a-dream-that-was-cinema-and-democracy/) - “Gladiator II” walks well-trodden ground, but with enough oomph, transgression, and rage to make it more than UFC in leather skirts.
- [“Disclosure Day” Review: Close Encounters of the Human Kind](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/disclosure-day-review-close-encounters-of-the-human-kind/) - Steven Spielberg's latest is about a future that echoes transformative moments from the past.
- [Yet Another Graham Platner Scandal [PARODY]](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/yet-another-graham-platner-scandal-parody/) - As long as nothing WORSE comes out....
- [“Backrooms” Review: Entering the Liminal Space Between Hollywood and YouTube](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/backrooms-review-entering-the-liminal-space-between-hollywood-and-youtube/) - Kane Parsons directed multiple Backrooms videos, fleshing out a retro sci-fi conspiracy thriller universe that enticed arthouse distributor A24.
- [Bennett's Top 10 Movies of 2025](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/bennetts-top-10-movies-of-2025/) - To invoke my favorite fictional critic of the year, this list is actually really emotional! Maybe it’ll resonate with you.
- [“Silent Friend” Review: The Roots of Human Connection Reach Across Time](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/silent-friend-review-the-roots-of-human-connection-reach-across-time/) - Echoing “Intolerance” and “Resurrection," “Silent Friend” extends through eras in search of the high of one life brushing up against another.
- [Some Adaptations Are More Equal Than Others: The Cinematic Legacy of “Animal Farm”](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/some-adaptations-are-more-equal-than-others-the-cinematic-legacy-of-animal-farm/) - “Animal Farm” is difficult to adapt, as the cynical tale and bleak ending seem out of place in a genre ostensibly meant for children.
- [Anatomy of a Scene: Justin Long Is Just Not That Into Ginnifer Goodwin. Or Is He?](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/anatomy-of-a-scene-justin-long-is-just-not-that-into-ginnifer-goodwin-or-is-he/) - In “He’s Just Not That Into You” (2009), Gigi (Ginnifer Goodwin) isn’t dating Alex (Justin Long)…yet.
- [Ships and Spies, Cars in the Sky: Three Great Books About Movies](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/ships-and-spies-cars-in-the-sky-three-great-books-about-movies/) - This week, we're reviewing books about a "Titanic" producer, a "Bourne" director, and a movie franchise all about (insert Vin Diesel growl) "family!"
- [“The Chronology of Water” Review: A Queen of Waves and Words](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/the-chronology-of-water-review-a-queen-of-waves-and-words/) - Kristen Stewart distills Lidia Yuknavitch's life one texture at a time: water, blood, flesh, fury.
- [Spring Review Roundup: “The Christophers,” “Hamlet,” “Exit 8,” and “The Drama”](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/spring-review-round-up-the-christophers-hamlet-exit-8-and-the-drama/) - Soderbergh! Riz Ahmed! Liminal space! A24 nonsense!
- [“Ready or Not 2: Here I Come” Review: Radio Silence Takes a Page From John Wick’s Playbook ](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/ready-or-not-2-here-i-come-review-radio-silence-takes-a-page-from-john-wicks-playbook/) - While most slashers have unlikable, unintelligent protagonists, “Ready or Not 2” Samara Weaving as a street-smart badass.
- [“The Bride!” Review: Maggie’s Monstrous Metafiction](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/the-bride-review-maggies-monstrous-metafiction/) - The film is wild, unfocused, and utterly chaotic—and it may end up being one the best movies of the year.
- [Bennett's Final 2025 Oscar Predictions](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/bennetts-final-2025-oscar-predictions/) - And the Oscars will go to....
- [Grading the Best Post-Pandemic Male Movie Characters](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/grading-the-best-post-pandemic-male-movie-characters/) - What do men want from movies? Skilled underdog bros, apparently.
- [“How to Make a Killing Review”: Glen Powell Steals From the Rich and Gives to Himself](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/how-to-make-a-killing-review-glen-powell-steals-from-the-rich-and-gives-to-himself/) - John Patton Ford ("Emily the Criminal") combines the mythic piety of Francis Ford Coppola and the spiritual torment of Martin Scorsese.
- [“Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die” Review: Gore Verbinski Breaks His Hiatus—and the Internet](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/good-luck-have-fun-dont-die-review-gore-verbinski-breaks-his-hiatus-and-the-internet/) - “Good Luck” marks the return of Verbinski a full decade since his last feature, the magically mountainous cult classic “A Cure For Wellness.”
- ["Megalopolis" Review: Francis Ford Coppola Builds a City of Dreams and Nightmares](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/megalopolis-review-francis-ford-coppola-builds-a-city-of-dreams-and-nightmares/) - Coppola creates a film mesmerizingly at war with itself: obvious and abstract, conservative and progressive, ugly and beautiful.
- [Bridget Jones: Mad About the Girl](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/bridget-jones-mad-about-the-girl/) - If there were an Oscar for Best Creation of a Character Over Time, Renée Zellweger would be the just victor.
- [“Babygirl” Review: Leaning Into Sex Positivity](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/babygirl-review-leaning-into-sex-positivity/) - At once risqué and humane, "Babygirl" rejects the false choice between wholesomeness and transgression.
- [“Send Help” Review: Sam Raimi Directs the Unholy Love Child of “Misery” and “Survivor” ](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/send-help-review-sam-raimi-directs-the-unholy-love-child-of-misery-and-survivor/) - Raimi, now an elder statesman of cinema, indulges his desire to test the limits of character likability.
- [And the 2025 Oscar Nominees Should Be.... (According to Bennett)](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/and-the-2025-oscar-nominees-should-be-according-to-bennett/) - If I ran the Academy....
- [Of Sinners and Supermen: Morgan’s Top 10 Movies of 2025](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/of-sinners-and-supermen-morgans-top-10-movies-of-2025/) - This list aims to highlight the best, brightest, and bizarre-est of the bunch.
- [Bennett's Top 12 Movies of 2024](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/bennetts-top-12-movies-of-2024/) - This is how liberty survives—through thunderous art.
- [“Resurrection” Review: Goodbye, Cinema, Hello](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/resurrection-review-goodbye-cinema-hello/) - Bi Gan's new film is not only a valentine to moviegoing, but a challenge to moviemakers.
- [“Hamnet” Review: All Things in Heaven and Earth Are Dreamt of in Chloé Zhao’s Cinema](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/hamnet-review-all-things-in-heaven-and-earth-are-dreamt-of-in-chloe-zhaos-cinema/) - Zhao's latest is not only in a tormented romance between a woman and a man, but between wildness and civilization.
- [Wong Kar-wai's “2046” in 2025: A Requiem for Romance, an Elegy For Hong Kong](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/wong-kar-wais-2046-in-2025-a-requiem-for-romance-an-elegy-for-hong-kong/) - Fantasias of auteurism hold no allure for Wong, who shows how the story of a man can become the story of a region.
- [Bennett's Summer 2025 Best-to-Worst Movie List](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/bennetts-summer-2025-best-to-worst-movie-list/) - These are the movies I watched this season, presented in order of preference.
- [Another Happy Day in Hell: A “Hazbin Hotel” Season Two Review](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/another-happy-day-in-hell-a-hazbin-hotel-season-two-review/) - While season two boasts the foul-mouthed sense of humor that made the series a favorite, it also reveals the limits of the streaming model.
- [Before the Dead Man Wakes: A Rian Johnson Retrospective Ranking](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/before-the-dead-man-wakes-a-rian-johnson-retrospective-ranking/) - With the world waiting to see “Wake Up Dead Man,” now is the perfect time for a retrospective ranking of Johnson’s films.
- [Last Flag Acting: What Democrats Can Learn From Movie Politicians](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/last-flag-acting-what-democrats-can-learn-from-movie-politicians/) - Cinema is uniquely suited to dramatize politics. Here are three lessons from the careers of movie politicians.
- [“Frankenstein” Review: Guillermo del Toro Beautifully Revivifies His Literary Favorite](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/frankenstein-review-guillermo-del-toro-beautifully-revivifies-his-literary-favorite/) - Del Toro immerses himself in every facet of creation: the before, the during, and the after.
- [“A House of Dynamite” Review: On Kathryn Bigelow’s Command, Unleash Hellfire](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/a-house-of-dynamite-review-on-kathryn-bigelows-command-unleash-hellfire/) - Annihilating violence rages through Bigelow’s oeuvre, making “A House of Dynamite” seem like the inevitable fulfillment of a promise.
- [“One Battle After Another” Review: Times Are Hard, Cinema Is Brave](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/one-battle-after-another-review-times-are-hard-cinema-is-brave/) - Paul Thomas Anderson knows that while fascism and racism are no joke, laughter can be a lethal weapon against authoritarians and bigots.
- [“The Smashing Machine” Review: Dwayne Johnson Learns To Lose in Benny Safdie’s MMA Biopic](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/the-smashing-machine-review-dwayne-johnson-learns-to-lose-in-benny-safdies-mma-biopic/) - After shattering the world record for unmemorable performances in passionless blockbusters, Johnson has surrendered himself to Safdie.
- [“A Big Bold Beautiful Journey” Review: Cosmic Romantics, You Have Reached Your Destination](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/a-big-bold-beautiful-journey-review-cosmic-romantics-you-have-reached-your-destination/) - Kogonada, director of "Columbus" and "After Yang," returns with a beguiling and frustrating fantasy.
- [Astonishing, Uncanny, Extreme: An Oral History of "X-Men" (2000)](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/astonishing-uncanny-extreme-an-oral-history-of-x-men-2000/) - A chronicle of the 25-year-old film's chaotic origin, based on more than 30 accounts.
- [“Caught Stealing” Review: The Dispassion of Darren Aronofsky](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/caught-stealing-review-the-dispassion-of-darren-aronofsky/) - Frisky fun from a director who’s at his most exuberant when he’s frolicking in the dark.
- [How History Fulfilled the Prophecies of Satoshi Kon ](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/how-history-fulfilled-the-prophecies-of-satoshi-kon/) - Kon revealed the effect the internet would have on our psyches, with his predictions coming to pass in horrific ways.
- [“Superman” Review: Joy, Silliness, and the Kryptonian Way](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/superman-review-joy-silliness-and-the-kryptonian-way/) - A palate cleanser following the gloom of “Man of Steel," “Superman” shreds lingering questions about the character’s relevance.
- [Michael Bay’s “The Island” Turns 20 in an Era of Bioethical Nightmares](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/michael-bays-the-island-turns-20-in-an-era-of-bioethical-nightmares/) - “The Island” reveals an uncharacteristically thoughtful side of Michael Bay.
- [Jurassic Drive-In: Memories of Summer Moviegoing, Family Traditions, and Megafauna ](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/jurassic-drive-in-memories-of-summer-moviegoing-family-traditions-and-megafauna/) - For years, the original “Jurassic Park” trilogy was a staple of our family movie nights.
- [“F1: The Movie” Review: Driving Into a Pitt of Motorized Propaganda](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/f1-the-movie-review-driving-into-a-pitt-of-motorized-propaganda/) - “F1” rejects satire to make speed hot, nasty, and badass again. It's more akin to a Formula One commercial than a feature film.
- [Last Mission: Tom Cruise, Christopher McQuarrie, and the Unfulfilled Promise of “The Final Reckoning”](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/last-mission-tom-cruise-christopher-mcquarrie-and-the-unfulfilled-promise-of-the-final-reckoning/) - “The Final Reckoning” is one of the bitterest and most baffling cinematic disappointments of my lifetime.
- [“The Life of Chuck” Review: God’s Dancing Accountant Trips Over His Own Feet](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/the-life-of-chuck-review-gods-dancing-accountant-trips-over-his-own-feet/) - Chuck is large, Chuck contains multitudes.
- [“Materialists” Review: Love Dies To Be Reborn In Celine Song’s 21st Century Romance](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/materialists-review-love-dies-to-be-reborn-in-celine-songs-21st-century-romance/) - Song’s follow-up to "Past Lives" is a romantic not-comedy that is entrancing, honest, and heartfelt.
- [“Always Hold On To Smallville” Review: A Poignant Podcast Eclipses Its Inspiration](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/always-hold-on-to-smallville-review-a-poignant-podcast-eclipses-its-inspiration/) - “Always Hold On To Smallville” is better—wiser, wittier, more emotional—than “Smallville” itself.
- [“The Magic Hours” Review: A Brilliant Biography of Terrence Malick’s One Big Soul](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/the-magic-hours-review-a-brilliant-biography-of-terrence-malicks-one-big-soul/) - It is a book about Malick, and also a Malickian book.
- [And the 2024 Oscar Nominees Should Be.... (According to Bennett)](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/and-the-2024-oscar-nominees-should-be-according-to-bennett/) - If Fools Who Dream's founder/editor ran the Academy, this is who/what he'd nominate.
- [Bennett’s Top 25 Favorite Films of All Time](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/bennetts-top-25-favorite-films-of-all-time/) - In a world where ranking Tom Cruise’s “Mission: Impossible” haircuts is a minor sport, lists pose an existential threat to film criticism–according to the nonbelievers.
- [“The Brutalist” Review: There Will Be Architecture](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/the-brutalist-review-there-will-be-architecture/) - There is always the possibility that the director you decry today will be the director you defend tomorrow.
- [“Tomorrowland” in 2025: Defying a Dark Future for Disney (and the World)](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/tomorrowland-in-2025-defying-a-dark-future-for-disney-and-the-world/) - “Tomorrowland” has retroactively attained an aura of premonition.
- [This Is How Childhood Ends: Growing Up in the Shadows of “Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith”](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/this-is-how-childhood-ends-growing-up-in-the-shadows-of-star-wars-revenge-of-the-sith/) - When “Revenge of the Sith” was released, I was finally old enough to experience the allure of the dark side.
- [“Being Maria” Review: Dancing Beyond the Degradations of “Last Tango in Paris”](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/being-maria-review-dancing-beyond-the-degradations-of-last-tango-in-paris/) - While most biographical movies are infected with momentousness, “Being Maria” is a lithe series of vignettes.
- [Adam Driver Will Return as Cesar Catilina in “Avengers: Doomsday”](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/adam-driver-will-return-as-cesar-catilina-in-avengers-doomsday/) - Here's to the fools who dream.
- [“Black Bag” Review: Thinker, Traitor, Fassbender, Spy](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/black-bag-review-thinker-traitor-fassbender-spy/) - Like Soderbergh's “Ocean’s” trilogy, “Black Bag” is a less a story than style bath, bubbling with dashing performers and delectable fashions.
- [“Mickey 17” Review: Major Pattinson, You’re Pretty in the Most Peculiar Way](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/mickey-17-review-major-pattinson-youre-pretty-in-the-most-peculiar-way/) - I have some bad news for Robert Pattinson: He is a charming, handsome, and charismatic man.
- [Taking the Ridley Scott Voight-Kampff Test](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/taking-the-ridley-scott-voight-kampff-test/) - Luckily, no physical violence was involved.
- [Waiting for Gabriel Bell: “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Past Tense” at 30](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/waiting-for-gabriel-bell-star-trek-deep-space-nine-past-tense-at-30/) - One particular storyline stoked my interest in light of our current political climate—and gave me hope.
- [Bennett's Final 2024 Oscar Predictions](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/bennetts-final-2024-oscar-predictions/) - We recorded our Predictions Podcast before the SAG, DGA, and PGA Awards. I have altered my predictions accordingly.
- [“Cleaner” Review: Live Dirty or Clean Hard](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/cleaner-review-live-dirty-clean-hard/) - “Cleaner” could have been the existential slapstick thriller of the season. Alas, it has other ideas.
- [“Asura” Review: A Cerebral Soap Opera From the Director of “Shoplifters”](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/asura-review-a-cerebral-soap-opera-from-the-director-of-shoplifters/) - Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Netflix series is about four sisters and the unfaithful father they’re stuck with.
- ["Furiosa" Review: Mythic Form Battles Cinematic Function in George Miller’s Epic](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/furiosa-review-mythic-form-competes-with-cinematic-function-in-george-millers-epic/) - What’s a director to do after transporting us to moviegoing heaven? Reach for the sun and get burned, I guess.
- [Chance’s 2024 CSP Movie Awards](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/chances-2024-csp-movie-awards/) - Time to roll up my sleeves again, raise my blacksmith’s hammer, and smelt a new batch of little gold men…
- [Editorial: “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,” the Pandemic, and Me](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/editorial-star-wars-the-rise-of-skywalker-the-pandemic-and-me/) - To most fans, “The Rise of Skywalker” is a compendium of clunky lines. To me, it was a welcome diversion at a desperate time.
- [“Nightbitch” Review: Motherhood Makes Her Want to Howl](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/nightbitch-review-motherhood-makes-her-want-to-howl/) - “Nightbitch" is best described as a movie about a woman who turns into a dog, which is accurate and off the film’s narrative scent.
- [The 7 Most Underrated Ridley Scott Films](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/the-10-most-underrated-ridley-scott-films/) - To truly “get” Ridley Scott, you need to seek out his secret masterpieces.
- [“Anora” Review: A Sexist Fantasy Masquerading as a Feminist Fairy Tale](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/anora-review-a-sexist-fantasy-feminist-fairy-tale/) - “Anora” styles itself as an anti-“Cinderella." Yet it can’t see past the empty, alluring image it tailors for the male gaze.
- [“Joker: Folie à Deux” Review: Not the Sequel We Want, But the One We Deserve](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/joker-folie-a-deux-review-not-the-sequel-we-want-but-the-one-we-deserve/) - There’s nothing wrong with making a disappointing sequel. Just make sure you disappoint the right people.
- [“The Apprentice” Review: Make Movies Trump-Free Again](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/the-apprentice-review-make-movies-trump-free-again/) - If “The Apprentice” convinces one American not to vote for Trump, it will have been worth making. Beyond that, it’s barely worth seeing.
- [Why "Lost in Translation" Is My Favorite Film of All Time](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/why-lost-in-translation-is-my-favorite-film-of-all-time/) - We’re going into the dreamy, enveloping world of “Lost in Translation”—not only as it is, but as I remember, know, and feel it.
- [Subscribe to Our Newsletter!](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/subscribe/) - Check out Bennett's State of the Cinema Newsletter for exclusive reviews.
- [Bennett's Top 10 Films of 2023](https://foolswhodreammovies.com/bennetts-top-10-films-of-2023/) - Just as Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” buoyed me during quarantine, his “Oppenheimer” became one of my lifelines during another harrowing year.

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