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Published July 8, 2021, 1:18 PM The two films reviewed today are quality films you should make the effort to watch. One is a music documentary that chronicles the ‘Black Woodstock’ of 1969; while the second is the latest from Steve Soderbergh, a noir film set in the 1950’s.   Summer of Soul (Hulu) – Part concert film, and part Black History lesson, this multi-awarded Sundance documentary gets its opportunity to be widely watched on the popular streaming platform Hulu. And yes, for anyone with a love for Music, this will be an enjoyable, vicarious eye-opener. And if you get sucked in ...

The New Paper Movie review: No Sudden Move Benicio del Toro (left) and Don Cheadle lead a stellar cast in Steven Soderbergh's latest crime caper. PHOTO: HBO A more accurate title for this period crime thriller would be Not Many Sudden Moves. The pace of director Steven Soderbergh's latest - currently showing on HBO Go - is not going to be for everyone. It has plenty of big names, led by Don Cheadle as a hood for hire. The Marvel star has the gaunt wiriness of a man just out of prison, but everyone else has been on the 1950s lard and beer diet.

Rolling Stone What to Watch in July: ‘Black Widow,’ ‘Space Jam,’ ‘Ted Lasso’ and New Paul McCartney Doc The packed summer streaming season continues this month with the release of the first Marvel movie since ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home,’ and a long-awaited sequel to a Nineties NBA/Looney Tunes team-up By Keith Phipps's Most Recent Stories Marvel Studios Products featured are independently selected by our editorial team and we may earn a commission from purchases made from our links; the retailer may also receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes...

Schizopolis, and The Girlfriend Experience, which are so insular, they seem to be made only to tickle whatever Soderbergh’s fancy might have been at the time. But the Oscar-winner kept his commercially-viable projects and personal experiments apart from each other, either as a balance between personal ambition and job security or just for kicks. Since his return to feature film directing with Logan Lucky, however, Soderbergh has seemingly been experimenting with the layout of his bigger films. His last three movies ( High Flying Bird, The Laundromat, and Let Them All Talk) have taken ...

The best films of 2021 so far Alerts Clockwise from top left: Judas And The Black Messiah (Photo: Warner Bros.), The Mitchells Vs. The Machines (Image: Netflix), No Sudden Move (Photo: HBO Max), Saint Maud (Photo: A24), The Disciple (Photo: Netflix), In The Heights (Photo: Warner Bros.), Barb & Star Go To Vista Del Mar (Photo: Lionsgate) Graphic: Natalie Peeples It’s difficult to say, from the limited vantage of our present moment, if movie culture is going to return to the “normal” of a pre-COVID world. Yes, theaters are open for business again, and Hollywood has started flooding them ...