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It's hard not to obsess over the internet's obsession with Margot Robbie in Damien Chazelle's underrated film, Babylon.

Despite star wattage from Margot Robbie and Brad Pitt, ​the ​La La Land​ director’s ​overcooked portrait of a nascent Tinseltown is more hysterical than historical

Perhaps Chazelle's greatest accomplishment here is to make Margot Robbie and Brad Pitt boring

Self-indulgent, stomach-churning epic from director Damien Chazelle offers little insight on 1920s Hollywood.

As a cinematic study in risk and reward, the first four features from director Damien Chazelle just plain work, often dazzlingly. He knows how and when to move a camera. You know how rare that is these days? Steven Spielberg; Paul Thomas Anderson; a few others. And Chazelle.

Damien Chazelle would really like to talk to you about “Singin’ in the Rain.” Of course, you already know the 1952 Stanley Donen MGM meta musical comedy starring Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds about the transition from silent to sound films, but if not, Chazelle will recount it for you,…

Pitt and Margot Robbie, and many razzle dazzle setpieces, help lift a story in no hurry to engage with the true-life nastiness of its era

Australian actress Margot Robbie reunites with her Once Upon a Time co-star Brad Pitt for an ode to the Golden Age of Hollywood in Babylon