The ferry scene is the moral thesis of the whole thing. Still a high-water mark.

A courtroom drama that's really about a marriage's autopsy. Riveting.

Sappy? Maybe. But the final stretch earns every tear.

Splashy, sincere, and Grande is a genuine surprise.

A fever dream about the war that becomes the war itself.

That abrupt ending is the point — no country for tidy resolutions.

A grim American epic. The score saws right through you.

The shower scene gets the press but the third act twist is the real genius.

Quiet and aching. The subway-platform goodbye wrecked me.

Two and a half hours and I didn't move. The kid's testimony is shattering.

Bittersweet in the best way. That final what-if sequence destroyed me.

A courtroom drama that's really about a marriage's autopsy. Riveting.