Everybody's Got One: The Home of Tim Grierson

On this week's episode, we reviewed two new movies: Nobody and Bad Trip . And then, in our Reboot segment, we go back to Charlie Kaufma...

I have yet to see Christopher Nolan's latest because L.A. theaters are still closed. So Will soloed on Tenet for this week's episod...

For MEL , I wrote about the Oscar-winning writer-director, whose movies are often about people trapped inside their own heads. His latest...

Charlie Kaufman's latest is a dazzling puzzle you'll never be able to solve. My review is up at Screen International .

On this week's episode, we look back at summer movie season and dispense with The Happytime Murders . But then we dig into 2004's...

On this week's installment of the Grierson & Leitch podcast, we get really angry about Warcraft . (Actually, it's more me.) P...

I realized I had neglected to post this. At last month's Los Angeles Film Critics Association awards banquet, I had the pleasure of p...

Six foreign-language films, one stop-motion animation, two Sundance premieres, one short film (animated): Those are the movies that compr...

A gorgeous little love story full of melancholy, Anomalisa is one of the year's best films. Over at The New Republic , I sing its pr...

The best film I saw at this year's Toronto Film Festival was Anomalisa , a stop-motion animation written and co-directed by Charlie ...

"I heard Toronto wasn't that great this year." A few people have said this to me since I got back to Los Angeles, and it...