Craig D. Lindsey

Craig D. Lindsey RogerEbert.com Sep 10, 2026 2/4 In all honesty, this movie should really be called: 'Why Did I Get Married Again—and Why the Hell Are Y’all Still Together?' Go to Full Review Why Did I Get Married Again? (2026) 38% - -

Craig D. Lindsey RogerEbert.com Aug 28, 2026 1/4 At least it looks like Jackson had some fun both enjoying and chewing the scenery whenever he could. Too bad he’s the only one. Go to Full Review Just Play Dead (2026) 9% - -

Craig D. Lindsey Nashville Scene Jul 30, 2026 This freaky, opulent fantasia, with kitschy but immaculate production design, tres chic wardrobe, and a sense of vainglorious malaise, doesn’t feel like a challenging, coherent comeback for Refn. Go to Full Review Her Private Hell (2026) 40% - -

Craig D. Lindsey RogerEbert.com Jul 24, 2026 3/4 As much as this doc bitterly reminds you how Chicano/Latino voices in popular, mainstream culture were just as underappreciated and extinguishable then as they are now, 'American Pachuco’ is still a pleasant exercise in long-overdue flowers-giving. Go to Full Review American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez (2026) 96% - -

Craig D. Lindsey Nashville Scene Jun 25, 2026 But it’s the sage Toby who lays out The Python Hunt’s pro-humane message even before the snake-chasing starts. "If you ever watch Scooby-Doo," he tells them, "it always turns out the real monsters are always people." Go to Full Review The Python Hunt (2025) 96% - -

Craig D. Lindsey Nashville Scene Jun 24, 2026 Part nature documentary, part visual tone poem and part meditation on finding connections during turbulent times, Silent Friend is a hypnotic journey through the secret life of plants starring a giving tree that would make Shel Silverstein proud. Go to Full Review Silent Friend (2025) 94% - -

Craig D. Lindsey RogerEbert.com Jun 17, 2026 2/4 While I found 'Never Change!' to be a baffling mess, I wouldn’t be surprised if it becomes the ‘Wet Hot American Summer' of the Gen Alpha crowd years from now. Go to Full Review Never Change! (2026) 25% - -

Craig D. Lindsey Nashville Scene May 20, 2026 Riley has also done something I haven’t seen a Black male filmmaker do since F. Gary Gray ... in Set It Off: He made a Black-as-hell heist movie that also passes the Bechdel test. Go to Full Review I Love Boosters (2026) 92% - -

Craig D. Lindsey Nashville Scene Apr 30, 2026 Even though I give RZA points for attempting to create cinematic rotgut for lovers of both White Elephant and Termite Art, Chocolate is one of the most biting-off-more-than-it-can-chew movies I’ve ever seen. Go to Full Review RZA's One Spoon of Chocolate (2025) 42% - -

Craig D. Lindsey Nashville Scene Apr 30, 2026 I can see this film being a favorite for both cineastes and moviegoers looking for a good cry. It reminds me of those tearjerking, family-drama features Hollywood used to make before clogging multiplexes with the latest hot IP. Go to Full Review Miroirs No. 3 (2025) 95% - -

Craig D. Lindsey Nashville Scene Apr 30, 2026 Just like The Martian, it’s a smart, sympathetic story about being there for your fellow man, whether you’re in space or on solid ground, and starring a guy who — even when he’s being too gotdamn perfect — you root for right to the end. Go to Full Review Project Hail Mary (2026) 95% - -

Craig D. Lindsey Nashville Scene Apr 30, 2026 This film is Bi’s salute to his fellow cinematic dream-weavers, done as ambitiously and audaciously as possible — a big-screen bouillabaisse that’ll certainly make cinephiles giddy. Go to Full Review Resurrection (2025) 91% - -

Craig D. Lindsey Nashville Scene Apr 30, 2026 What should’ve been a film about two people rediscovering what brought them together by rediscovering themselves becomes a weird, bitter trip through middle-aged matrimonial hell. Go to Full Review Is This Thing On? (2025) 87% - -

Craig D. Lindsey RogerEbert.com Jan 30, 2026 1.5/4 May it languish in that never-ending, DIY Black movie pit known as Tubi. Go to Full Review Moses the Black (2026) 21% - -

Craig D. Lindsey RogerEbert.com Jan 16, 2026 2.5/4 Is ‘Shuffle' well-intentioned? Obviously. Is ‘Shuffle' well-executed? Hmmm, I dunno about all that. Go to Full Review Shuffle (2025) 100% - -

Craig D. Lindsey RogerEbert.com Nov 12, 2025 3/4 Murphy refuses to look back in anger. The man remains optimistic, even when discussing death. Go to Full Review Being Eddie (2025) 74% - -

Craig D. Lindsey RogerEbert.com Aug 22, 2025 2.5/4 If anything, ‘Dongji Rescue' proves that the Chinese can make WWII films as spectacular—and spectacularly jingoistic—as the ones we make. Go to Full Review Rescue at Dongji (2025) 82% - -

Craig D. Lindsey News & Observer (Raleigh, NC) Jul 8, 2025 2.5/4 "Returns" strips away Superman's virtue and earnestness to reveal the lost soul underneath. But it goes about doing so in a spectacularly bland way. Go to Full Review Superman Returns (2006) 72% 45%

Craig D. Lindsey RogerEbert.com Jun 19, 2025 2.5/4 An uneven vision of what beautifully once was and what sadly still is. Go to Full Review The Queen of My Dreams (2023) 89% - -

Craig D. Lindsey RogerEbert.com Jun 7, 2025 2/4 “The Ritual” cuts a lot of corners on screen and in the story. Go to Full Review The Ritual (2025) 8% - -