Legendary writer and director Ethan Coen finds himself at the helm of a new project, “Drive-Away Dolls," but this time without his usual filmmaking partner and brother, Joel Coen. The two brothers —  known for films like “Fargo,” and “The Big Lebowski” —  have not made a film together since 2018’s “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs,” citing creative differences and desires to move their careers in different directions. 

Director Claire Denis manages to put her 40 years of experience to the test, but much is still left to be desired by the end of "Stars at Noon."

“Death Note” is neither a strong stand-alone story nor is it a compelling retelling of the manga.