David Lynch

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Jan 13, 2026 "Greenland 2" has more it’s trying to do, but while things are more disastrous this time around, the storytelling is also a bit more streamlined. It doesn’t know how to square that while retaining the human spirit peeking out from its core. Go to Full Review Greenland 2: Migration (2026) 48% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Jan 30, 2025 You also get the sense, however – and pretty early on – that “September 5” is content to settle into a rhythm that will reliably thrill for the course of runtime, but not exactly surprise. Go to Full Review September 5 (2024) 92% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Jan 11, 2025 What “The Brutalist” comes to reveal in its dissonance is that figures with power in America and those without it seeking to forge their own legacy are only as tolerant for one another as personal motivations require them to be. Go to Full Review The Brutalist (2024) 93% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Dec 6, 2024 This is a movie that opens by swooning you out of your senses, yet I’m still not entirely sure it doesn’t end as a nightmare. Go to Full Review Queer (2024) 76% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Nov 29, 2024 There’s ambition in “Gladiator II,” to be sure. There’s also a temptation to burden itself with the mere implications of conflict so we can’t see the absence of conflicts' roots. Go to Full Review Gladiator II (2024) 70% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Nov 22, 2024 No measure of its eccentric-looking adornments, and no amount of Ariana Grande in an immeasurably enjoyable performance, can fully compensate for the lack of worldly eccentricity or emotional depth needed to set the stage for Elphaba’s transformation. Go to Full Review Wicked (2024) 88% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Nov 16, 2024 Culkin and Eisenberg play their roles magnificently, signaling how our individual humanity is defined as much by the walls we erect around us as by the force of will by which we finally decide to knock them down. Go to Full Review A Real Pain (2024) 96% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Oct 14, 2024 "The Apprentice" seethes, to be sure, but that’s hardly the same thing as baring its teeth. Go to Full Review The Apprentice (2024) 83% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Sep 29, 2024 “Megalopolis” is willing to bruise and break its bones in order to push the limits of its intoxicating world and the medium we’re glimpsing it through. Go to Full Review Megalopolis (2024) 46% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Sep 27, 2024 The doc’s strength comes from director Josh Greenbaum following these conversations and interactions in real time instead of piecing the journey together retroactively through the rear-view mirror. Go to Full Review Will & Harper (2024) 99% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Sep 16, 2024 This lifeless movie about a society brainwashed into lifelessness isn’t nearly entertaining enough to appreciate the irony. Go to Full Review Uglies (2024) 15% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Sep 7, 2024 This is brace-yourself filmmaking that fully makes good on the promise that’s implied as Iron Maiden’s “The Number of the Beast” blares over the opening moments Go to Full Review Rebel Ridge (2024) 95% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Aug 30, 2024 If the movie is constructed of confrontations, then it’s about the rendezvous between identity and affirmation, and our desperate need for larger-than-life questions to retain the vitality we imagine for them once we think we've found the answers. Go to Full Review Between the Temples (2024) 84% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Aug 18, 2024 We’re left distracted by the mystery of why a thriller that initially revels in being so contained suddenly finds itself straining to reach its tendrils through the various movies that came before it. Go to Full Review Alien: Romulus (2024) 80% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Aug 4, 2024 And though “Kneecap” is more a call to arms than thoroughly satisfying victory lap, it’s nonetheless a reminder about the urgency that art can instill into activism. Go to Full Review Kneecap (2024) 95% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Jul 20, 2024 It's far too easy to get lost in the gulf that separates their jerky GoPro footage from flying drone shots that look ripped from travel insurance commercials. Go to Full Review Skywalkers: A Love Story (2024) 74% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Jul 3, 2024 The movie may not entirely fulfill that potential once the final fare is collected, but for a structural conceit so familiar it’s practically daring us to stay invested, Hall’s debut makes just enough of staying in its lane. Go to Full Review Daddio (2023) 76% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Jun 12, 2024 Handling the Undead plays like Baby’s First Arthouse Horror, though that isn’t the jab it may read like; there’s value, in an MCU-less start-of-summer period, to provide curious audiences with a gateway to other slower-moving thrillers like this one. Go to Full Review Handling the Undead (2024) 75% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) Jun 3, 2024 Rather than repeat the pure chase-movie-as-dystopian-power-struggle that Fury Road revealed itself to be nearly a decade ago, Furiosa is a sprawling narrative map whose tightening and widening contours indicates something new about the character. Go to Full Review Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024) 90% - -

David Lynch KENS 5 TV (San Antonio) May 24, 2024 The bigger “Atlas” decides to lean, the more its potential shrinks—by movie’s end, Lopez’s starpower is grazing uncomfortably against yet another streaming snoozer that doesn’t know how to match it. Go to Full Review Atlas (2024) 17% - -