Ultraman: Rising follows on many prior iterations of the classic Japanese character... Its creators hit just the right tone for a story that's ultimately about finding your place and caring for others.

| Jun 27, 2024

…a rather sour backwards look at the dying embers of the world’s most beloved band…

| Original Score: 3/5 | Jun 2, 2024

There’s a beauty in the containment of "Let It Be": Just one month and a dozen or so songs crammed into 80 minutes of magic.

| Original Score: 3.5/5 | May 30, 2024

Let It Be definitely offers far more such smiles and moments than its gloomy reputation could ever have led us to expect.

| May 16, 2024

Let It Be is suddenly a joy. Everything is here: the love as well as the strife, the incredible detail of their songwriting, and the daftness that was intrinsic to the band and helped oil the wheels of everything.

| Original Score: 4/5 | May 15, 2024

At the very least it鈥檚 a fascinating historical document. However, the fly on the wall songbook approach is draggy and repetitive...

| Original Score: 3/5 | May 12, 2024

If you never saw 鈥淕et Back鈥� because you didn鈥檛 have the time, 鈥淟et It Be鈥� is for you.

| May 10, 2024

For all the troubles the movie reveals, it鈥檚 nonetheless a joyful compendium of creative energy.

| May 10, 2024

If Get Back traded in unfiltered minutiae that had a kaleidoscopic emotional impact, Let It Be is the succinct overview that does more or less the same in a smaller, smarter package.

| Original Score: 8/10 | May 9, 2024

More like Let It Bicker!

| May 9, 2024

There are no more charismatic performers or immaculate musicians on the rock scene today than the Beatles, and to watch them running through more than a dozen good tunes is a pleasure. Let It Be may not be much of a movie, but it's a fine concert.

| May 9, 2024

The music, which I prefer in smaller doses, is no doubt splendidly in their style and a final scene in which they play on a roof in Burlington Gardens makes the comforting suggestion that they can still stop the traffic.

| May 9, 2024

Beatles fans, saddened by the news of the group's apparent dissolution, should get a certain melancholy pleasure out of Let It Be.

| May 9, 2024

Ever wonder what a history making session looks like in real time? Peter Jackson and Michael Lindsay-Hogg give us a front row seat into the turmoil and joy with the Fab Four while they make history

| May 9, 2024

It's all there... a fascinating study of the rot in the relationship among four musicians who made show-business history.

| May 9, 2024

It might be fun if it were not so grainily photographed, so incomprehensibly recorded and, at times, so erratically synchronised.

| May 9, 2024

Come to think of it, for a dull film it certainly was exciting.

| Original Score: 3/4 | May 9, 2024

Let it Be knows that the public, fans or not, wants to hear the songs and see The Beatles in action, and that is why it culminates with the improvised recital on the terrace of the building. [Full review in Spanish]

| Original Score: 10/10 | May 9, 2024

The documentary, their third feature appearance, is none too artfully made... But the film is arresting.

| May 9, 2024

It makes for the warmest and most engaging hour and a half of film I've seen in weeks, maybe longer. It is also an immensely interesting glimpse at these four pleasant and talented young men who constitute so large a hunk of social history.

| May 9, 2024