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Review: Babyteeth Marks the Arrival of a Thrilling New Director
spoils Babyteeth by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 06/15/2020
1917 Film Review: One of the Year’s Mightiest Technical Achievements
spoils 1917 by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 11/25/2019
Gemini Man Is a Conventional Thriller With a Bizarre Technological Twist
spoils Gemini Man by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 10/08/2019
Review: Midsommar Is a Bold Sophomore Feature from the Director of Hereditary
spoils Midsommar by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 06/19/2019
Robert Pattinson Takes an Unsettling Journey in The Lighthouse
spoils The Lighthouse by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/20/2019
Avengers: Endgame Delivers a Rich and Rewarding Conclusion
spoils Avengers: Endgame by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 04/23/2019
Little Goes a Long Way with Three Terrific Performances
spoils Little by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 04/11/2019
Jordan Peele’s Us Stabs Itself in the Foot
spoils Us by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 03/20/2019
Captain Marvel Asks Age-Old Question: Can One Superhero Movie Have It All?
spoils Captain Marvel by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 03/05/2019
Ralph Breaks the Internet Is a Delightful Peek into an Alternate Universe
spoils Ralph Breaks the Internet by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 11/19/2018
Florence Pugh Proves Herself a Star in The Little Drummer Girl
spoils The Little Drummer Girl by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 11/13/2018
Slain Correspondent Marie Colvin Gets a Worthy Showcase in A Private War
spoils A Private War by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 10/31/2018
Richard Madden Gets an Excellent James Bond Audition in Bodyguard
spoils Bodyguard by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 10/26/2018
Suspiria Is a Beautiful, Brutal Descent into the Witches’ Den
spoils Suspiria by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 10/23/2018
The Haunting of Hill House Is a Novelistic Horror Series with Heart
spoils The Haunting Of Hill House by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 2 published 10/15/2018
Timothée Chalamet Gives Another Star Turn in Addiction Drama Beautiful Boy
spoils Beautiful Boy by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 10/11/2018
Review: Bad Times at the El Royale Is Afraid to Be Truly Wicked
spoils Bad Times At The El Royale by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 10/10/2018
Widows Review: Sleek, Witty Thriller Lives Up to the Hype
spoils Widows by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/09/2018
Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper Soar in the Rich, Rapturous A Star Is Born
spoils A Star Is Born by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/07/2018
Wickedly Entertaining The Favourite Boasts Three Great Performances
spoils The Favourite by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/03/2018
Review: Boy Erased Is Finely Acted, but Familiar
spoils Boy Erased by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/02/2018
Review: First Man Is Technically Dazzling and Dramatically Dull
spoils First Man by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/02/2018
Free Solo Is a Dizzying, Fascinating Rock-Climbing Documentary
spoils Free Solo by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/01/2018
Roma Is Alfonso Cuarón’s Epic, Personal Masterpiece
spoils Roma by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/01/2018
Robert Redford Charms One Last Time in The Old Man & the Gun
spoils The Old Man & the Gun by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 08/31/2018
Incredibles 2 Review: Superhero Action That’s Familiar, but Fantastic
spoils Incredibles 2 by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 06/11/2018
Hotel Artemis Is a B-Movie with Brains
spoils Hotel Artemis by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 06/07/2018
Review: Ocean’s 8 Is Good, but It Could Have Been Great
spoils Ocean's 8 by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 06/06/2018
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Proves That Sometimes, Smaller Is Better
spoils Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 06/05/2018
In Spike Lee’s Invigorating BlacKkKlansman, the Real Joke Is on Us
spoils BlacKkKlansman by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/14/2018
Sorry Angel Beautifully Renders a Poignant Moment in Gay History
spoils Sorry Angel by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/10/2018
Avengers: Infinity War Review: A Fine Salute to Those About to Die
spoils Avengers: Infinity War by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 04/24/2018
Rampage Review: Dwayne Johnson Can’t Save Everything
spoils Rampage by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 04/12/2018
Chappaquiddick Review: A Kennedy Family Crisis, Without the Rubber-Necking
spoils Chappaquiddick by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 04/05/2018
Claire Foy Gives a Star Turn in Harrowing Unsane
spoils Unsane by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 03/23/2018
Bill Hader Goes Dark in Startling, Satisfying Barry
spoils Barry by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 2 published 03/22/2018
Love, Simon Is a Charming Gay Studio Movie That Makes Us Hungry for More
spoils Love, Simon by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 03/13/2018
A Wrinkle in Time Review: A Journey Across Space and Time That Can’t Meet Its Galactic Ambitions
spoils A Wrinkle in Time by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 03/07/2018
Red Sparrow Review: Beauty and Brutality, but Not Enough Bite
spoils Red Sparrow by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 03/02/2018
Annihilation Review: Natalie Portman Commands a Dark and Rewarding Sci-Fi Story
spoils Annihilation by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 02/21/2018
Everything Sucks! Isn’t Sublime, but It’s Got Verve
spoils Everything Sucks by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 1: episode 1 published 02/15/2018
Black Panther Review: the Marvel Universe Finally Shows Us Something New
spoils Black Panther by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 02/06/2018
Hereditary Review: Toni Collette Brings the House Down in a Scary Sundance Sensation
spoils Hereditary by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 01/25/2018
Sundance Review: Leave No Trace Finds Aching Humanity Off the Grid
spoils Leave No Trace by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 01/23/2018
The Greatest Showman: Faux-Inspiring, But Still Made Us Smile
spoils The Greatest Showman by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 12/20/2017
The Last Jedi Review: The Force Is Especially Strong in This One
spoils The Last Jedi by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 12/12/2017
Go Behind the Scenes of Dreamy Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool
spoils Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 12/11/2017
The Crown Season 2 Review: A Stately Soap Opera We Just Can’t Resist
spoils The Crown by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 2 published 12/07/2017
The Post Review: The Best Meryl Streep Vehicle in Years
spoils The Post by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 12/06/2017
Darkest Hour Review: Gary Oldman Goes for Broke in a Rousing Wartime Drama
spoils Darkest Hour by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 11/21/2017
Search Party Is the Dark Comedy You Want to Watch
spoils Search Party by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 2 published 11/17/2017
Search Party Season 2 Is a Biting Satire Made for the Trump Era
spoils Search Party by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 2 published 11/16/2017
Justice League Is a Big, Ugly Mess
spoils Justice League by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 11/15/2017
Murder on the Orient Express Review: Kenneth Branagh Is the Culprit in This Muddled Mystery
spoils Murder On The Orient Express by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 11/08/2017
My Friend Dahmer Review: A Disturbingly Effective Portrait of a Future Killer
spoils My Friend Dahmer by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 11/01/2017
Thor: Ragnarok Review: Taika Waititi Almost Transcends the Marvel-Verse
spoils Thor: Ragnarok by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 10/25/2017
Mindhunter Review: An Appealingly Repulsing Serial Killer Study
spoils Mindhunter by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 1: episode 3 published 10/17/2017
Blade Runner 2049 Review: Jaw-Dropping Style but Too Little Substance
spoils Blade Runner 2049 by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 10/03/2017
Will & Grace Review: A Surprisingly Welcome, Wistful Return
spoils Will & Grace by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 9: episode 1 published 09/26/2017
Kingsman: The Golden Circle Review: Our Most Embarrassing Crush
spoils Kingsman: The Golden Circle by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/19/2017
The Shape of Water Is a Strange and Soaring Monster Love Story
spoils The Shape of Water by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/03/2017
Saoirse Ronan Shines in Greta Gerwig’s Deeply Personal Directorial Debut
spoils Lady Bird by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/02/2017
Review: Andrew Haigh’s Lean on Pete Is a Mournful Road Movie With a Striking Breakout Performance
spoils Lean on Pete by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/02/2017
The Deuce Review: Porn and Prostitution, with Heart
spoils The Deuce by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 1, season 7, season 8 published 08/30/2017
The Glass Castle Review: An Adaptation That’s Not Nearly Shattering Enough
spoils The Glass Castle by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 08/07/2017
The Dark Tower: The Rare Bad Movie That Should Be Longer
spoils The Dark Tower by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 08/03/2017
Logan Lucky Review: A Southern-Fried Ocean’s Eleven That Goes Down Easy
spoils Logan Lucky by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 07/26/2017
Detroit Review: Kathryn Bigelow’s Harrowing Drama Has an Uneasy Power
spoils Detroit by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 07/23/2017
Gorgeous, Gripping Dunkirk Is This Summer’s Most Surprising Movie
spoils Dunkirk by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 07/20/2017
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets Is an Endearing Mess
spoils Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 07/18/2017
War for the Planet of the Apes Concludes the Best Trilogy No One Is Talking About
spoils War for the Planet of the Apes by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 07/12/2017
GLOW Burns Bright, Then Fizzles Out
spoils GLOW by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 06/23/2017
Orange Is the New Black Still Packs a Punch—but the Future Looks Murky
spoils Orange Is the New Black by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 5: episode 1 published 06/14/2017
It Comes at Night Is a Pretty but Pointless Downer
spoils It Comes at Night by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 06/06/2017
Wonder Woman Proves That Rote Superhero Movies Aren't Just For Men
spoils Wonder Woman by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/31/2017
Robert Pattinson Pulls a Kristen Stewart in His Cannes Hit Good Time
spoils Good Time by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/25/2017
Nicole Kidman and Kirsten Dunst Shine in the Wicked, Artful The Beguiled
spoils The Beguiled by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/24/2017
Colin Farrell and Nicole Kidman Face an Unthinkably Horrible Decision in The Killing of a Sacred Deer
spoils The Killing of a Sacred Deer by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/22/2017
The Resistance Gets Support, in Giant-Pig Form, in the Thrilling Okja
spoils Okja by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/19/2017
Wonderstruck Is a Beautiful, Twee Children’s Art Film
spoils Wonderstruck by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/18/2017
Why Is Everyone in Alien: Covenant So Damn Dumb?
spoils Alien: Covenant by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/15/2017
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword Is Fun, Flawed Fantasy Flotsam
spoils King Arthur: Legend of the Sword by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/10/2017
Snatched Gives Us Goldie Hawn Again, Which Makes Up for a Lot
spoils Snatched by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/10/2017
Master of None Season 2 Is Delightful, but Not Deep
spoils Master of None by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 2 published 05/03/2017
Dear White People Is a Lively, Biting Look at Race on Campus
spoils Dear White People by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 04/26/2017
Fargo Season 3 Has Its Flaws, but Has Our Attention, Too
spoils Fargo by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 3 published 04/19/2017
The Leftovers Gets Even Weirder in Its Captivating Final Season
spoils The Leftovers by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 3 published 04/14/2017
The Lost City of Z Is One of 2017’s Best Movies
spoils The Lost City of Z by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 04/11/2017
Movies Save the Day in the Cheerful Tearjerker Their Finest
spoils Their Finest by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 04/06/2017
Life Is a Familiar Alien Horror Story That Pays Off
spoils Life by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 03/24/2017
ABC’s Gay History Series When We Rise Is a Throwback, in More Ways Than One
spoils When We Rise by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 03/01/2017
Get Out Is Thrilling, Terrifying, and Timely
spoils Get Out by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 02/23/2017
Logan Is the Bracing, Violent Jolt the Superhero Genre Needs
spoils Logan by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 02/17/2017
Fall in Love With Gorgeous Sundance Favorite Call Me By Your Name
spoils Call Me By Your Name by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 01/30/2017
Eerie, Existential A Ghost Story Is Like Nothing You’ve Ever Seen
spoils A Ghost Story by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 01/25/2017
M. Night Shyamalan Delivers Twists and Predictable Turns in Split
spoils Split by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 01/19/2017
For a Troubled Nation, The Young Pope Hits Too Close for Comfort
spoils The Young Pope by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 01/13/2017
You Can Feel Good About Enjoying Hidden Figures
spoils Hidden Figures by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 12/22/2016
Thrilling Rogue One Earns Its Place in the Star Wars Canon
spoils Rogue One by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 12/13/2016
Moana Tells a Charming Princess Tale You’ve Heard Before
spoils Moana by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 11/22/2016
The Edge of Seventeen Is the Best Teen Movie in Years
spoils The Edge of Seventeen by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 11/17/2016
There’s Dark Magic in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
spoils Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 11/16/2016
Mel Gibson’s New Film Is Grueling, and Glorious
spoils Hacksaw Ridge by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 11/03/2016
The Crown Is Netflix’s Most Expensive Series to Date, and Worth It
spoils The Crown by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 1, season 3 published 11/01/2016
When Black Mirror Is Good, It’s Very, Very Good
spoils Black Mirror by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 3 published 10/20/2016
Ben Affleck’s Autism Action Movie The Accountant Is Only Half Bad
spoils The Accountant by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 10/13/2016
HBO Leaps Ahead with Insecure—But Falls Behind with Divorce
spoils Insecure by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 10/06/2016
The Girl on the Train: the Dark Way to Do Gone Girl Lite
spoils Gone Girl and The Girl on the Train by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 10/04/2016
Deepwater Horizon Is Scary and Thrilling, If Not Quite Angry Enough
spoils Deepwater Horizon by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/29/2016
Westworld Is a Strange and Troubling Wonder
spoils Westworld by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 6: episode 1 published 09/29/2016
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children Is Tim Burton’s Best Film in Years
spoils Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/27/2016
Dakota Fanning Like You've Never Seen Her Before, and Four Other Toronto Standouts
spoils Brimstone by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/16/2016
Natalie Portman Is Riveting as a Grieving First Lady in Jackie
spoils Jackie by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/12/2016
Lion Is a Sturdy, Effective Drama Based on an Incredible True Story
spoils Lion by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/12/2016
Queen of Katwe Is a Bright and Inspiring Success
spoils Queen of Katwe by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/11/2016
Joseph Gordon-Levitt Makes a Persuasive Case in Snowden
spoils Snowden by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/11/2016
Blake Lively Takes Another Step Toward Movie Stardom in All I See Is You
spoils All I See Is You by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/10/2016
Anne Hathaway Faces a Very Modern Monster in Charming, Surprising Colossal
spoils Colossal by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/10/2016
Arrival Is a Satisfying Emotional Drama, with Aliens
spoils Arrival by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/04/2016
The Light Between Oceans Is a Pretty, Ponderous Period Piece
spoils The Light Between Oceans by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/01/2016
Ben-Hur Richly Revives an Old Story, and a Director’s Career
spoils Ben-Hur by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 08/17/2016
The Get Down Is a Letdown
spoils The Get Down by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 08/10/2016
Suicide Squad Isn’t Even the Good Kind of Bad
spoils Suicide Squad by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 08/02/2016
Star Trek Beyond Moves the Franchise Away from Darkness
spoils Star Trek Beyond by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 07/21/2016
Stranger Things Is a Scary, Poignant Piece of 1980s Nostalgia
spoils Stranger Things by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 1 published 07/13/2016
Ghostbusters Is a Flat, Occasionally Charming Disappointment
spoils Ghostbusters by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 07/10/2016
The Night Of: An Uncommonly Gripping Murder Mystery
spoils The Night Of by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 1 published 07/07/2016
Independence Day: Resurgence: When the Movie Itself Is the Real Disaster
spoils Independence Day: Resurgence by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 06/24/2016
There’s a Compelling Civil War Drama Stuck Inside Free State of Jones
spoils Free State of Jones by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 06/23/2016
Blake Lively Wades Toward Movie Stardom in The Shallows
spoils The Shallows by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 06/23/2016
Simmering Tensions Boil Over in Orange Is the New Black's Outstanding 4th Season
spoils Orange Is the New Black by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 4: episode 6 published 06/15/2016
Game-Turned-Movie Warcraft Fails on Every Single Level
spoils Warcraft by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 06/09/2016
X-Men: Apocalypse is Overstuffed, But It’s Not the End of the World
spoils X-Men: Apocalypse by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/26/2016
Review: Bloodline Season 2 Is Another Murky Slow Burn
spoils Bloodline by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 2 published 05/25/2016
The Neon Demon: Nicolas Winding Refn’s Latest Walks the Line Between Artful Trash and Plain Grossness
spoils The Neon Demon by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/20/2016
Kristen Stewart Communes with the Dead in the Deeply Strange Personal Shopper
spoils Personal Shopper by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/17/2016
Cannes Standout Loving Is a Respectful, Modest Civil Rights Drama
spoils Loving by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/16/2016
Captain America: Civil War Is the Marvel Machine at Peak Performance
spoils Captain America: Civil War by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/03/2016
Outlander Is as Odd and Enveloping as Ever in Season 2
spoils Outlander by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 2 published 04/08/2016
Gloria Vanderbilt Documentary Nothing Left Unsaid Doesn’t Say Enough
spoils Nothing Left Unsaid by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 04/07/2016
The Catch Is ShondaLand by the Numbers, Which Means It’s Still Pretty Good
spoils The Catch by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 03/24/2016
Batman v. Superman Asks Some Provocative Questions, but Forgets to Answer Them
spoils Batman v Superman by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 03/23/2016
Review: Midnight Special Is an Intriguing Genre Exercise That Mostly Succeeds
spoils Midnight Special by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 03/15/2016
10 Cloverfield Lane Is a Perfectly Tense Thriller That Didn’t Need to Be a Sequel
spoils 10 Cloverfield Lane by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 03/10/2016
In Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, Tina Fey Does Wartime Comedy Mostly Right
spoils Whiskey Tango Foxtrot by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 03/02/2016
Fuller House Is the TV Nostalgia We Deserve
spoils Fuller House by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 02/25/2016
Review: Love Is a Surprising, Affecting Look at Addiction
spoils Love by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 2: episode 1 published 02/17/2016
Review: Vinyl Finds Its Groove After Some Buzz-Killing Skips
spoils Vinyl by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 02/12/2016
Review: Zoolander No. 2 Is a Mess of Dated Jokes and Celebrity Cameos
spoils Zoolander No. 2 by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 02/11/2016
Review: A Star Is Born in the Blissful Hail, Caesar!
spoils Hail, Caesar by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 02/03/2016
The Birth of a Nation Overcomes Its Faults with Its Striking Passion
spoils The Birth of a Nation by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 01/26/2016
Logan Lerman Finally Finds His Movie Star Role in Indignation
spoils Indignation by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 01/25/2016
Manchester by the Sea Review: Casey Affleck Shines in the Most Artful Tearjerker of the Year
spoils Manchester by the Sea by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 01/24/2016
Goat Is a Scary, Affecting Hazing Drama, Featuring Nick Jonas
spoils Goat by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 01/23/2016
Ellen Page and Allison Janney Reunite in Wistful, Sensitive Tallulah
spoils Tallulah by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 01/23/2016
London Spy Is a Gay Twist on a Well-Worn Genre
spoils London Spy by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 01/21/2016
The Revenant Is a Harrowing Survival Story That Strains for Meaning
spoils The Revenant by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 12/04/2015
Watch Getting On, One of TV’s Best Shows, Before It’s (Maybe) Gone
spoils Getting On by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 3 published 11/06/2015
Aziz Ansari’s New Show is a Millennial Louie, and Even Better Than That Sounds
spoils Master of None by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 1 published 11/04/2015
Review: Stylish Spectre Cracks Under Pressure
spoils Spectre by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 11/03/2015
Suffragette Is an Earnest Awards Season Apple-Polisher
spoils Suffragette by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 10/21/2015
The Knick Is Stylish and Surprising in Season 2
spoils The Knick by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 2 published 10/16/2015
Only Jessica Chastain Lives Up to Expectations in Crimson Peak
spoils Crimson Peak by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 10/14/2015
Is it Time for The Walking Dead to Make a Big Change?
spoils The Walking Dead by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 6 published 10/09/2015
Bridge of Spies Is a Minor Spielberg Work That Matters
spoils Bridge of Spies by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 10/07/2015
Michael Fassbender Astonishes in the Vastly Entertaining Steve Jobs
spoils Steve Jobs by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 10/06/2015
Homeland’s Renaissance Continues in Season 5
spoils Homeland by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 5 published 10/02/2015
Brie Larson Makes a Strong Case for Stardom in Room
spoils Room by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/14/2015
Ridley Scott’s The Martian Is Sublime Entertainment
spoils The Martian by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 09/11/2015
Can Fear the Walking Dead Avoid Becoming Just Another Zombie Show?
spoils Fear the Walking Dead by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair tagged season 1, season 2 published 08/20/2015
Review: Show Me a Hero Is a Stirring Companion Piece to The Wire
spoils Show Me a Hero and The Wire by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 08/13/2015
Review: Mad Max: Fury Road Might Be the Best Thing You See This Summer
spoils Mad Max: Fury Road by Richard Lawson on Vanity Fair published 05/11/2015