Mick LaSalle

ASK MICK: Chronicle film critic emeritus Mick LaSalle also answers questions about the Beatles’ movies and how closely biopics should adhere to the facts.

Hulu’s “My Grandfather Charles Manson” could have been a powerful documentary. Instead, this Hulu film is a baffling, self-absorbed mess.

ASK MICK: Chronicle movie critic emeritus Mick LaSalle also answers questions about why Danielle Deadwyler hasn’t won an Oscar and the best and worst screen adaptations of mid-20th century plays.

Chronicle film critic emeritus Mick LaSalle also answers questions about Mary Oliver and the worst thing about being a full-time movie critic.

This moving Mary Oliver documentary explores the poet’s late success, lasting popularity and gift for finding profound truth in ordinary language.

ASK MICK: Chronicle film critic emeritus Mick LaSalle gives his list of overlooked Oscar performances and reflects on whether James Bond really died in “No Time to Die.”

ASK MICK: Chronicle film critic emeritus Mick LaSalle reflects on his interview with Eddie Murphy, the late Rex Reed and the complicated legacy of 1950s American cinema.

Samara Weaving and Kyle Gallner star in “Carolina Caroline,” an offbeat crime romance that turns a road-trip crime spree into a strange love story.

In “Propeller One-Way Night Coach,” Travolta turns his own novella into a heartfelt Apple TV film about memory, travel and wonder.

ASK MICK: Chronicle film critic emeritus Mick LaSalle also answers questions about Geoffrey Rush and why certain films must be avoided if you’re a hypochondriac.