Voices

John Anderson is a television critic for The Wall Street Journal and a contributor to The New York Times.
Film
The most important news photographer of the 20th century was a Russian-Jewish immigrant clothing manufacturer from Dallas, Texas, who almost left his camera home on the day his life went crazy. Abraham Zapruder, whose half-minute film has fueled a half century of conspiracy theories, recorded a pres
Film
Joseph Gordon Levitt's 'Don Jon' is an Augustinian journey through cinematic excess.
Film
Baz Luhrmann presents an overwrought 'Gatsby' for the digital age
Film
If it only had a brain, one is tempted to suggest, Oz the Great and Powerful might have been as welcome as spring. Still, it is not an entirely brainless movie or completely lacking a heart. And it certainly has nerve: Positioned as the very presumptive heir to “The Wizard of Oz,” perhap
Film
The urgent message of 'A Place at the Table'
Film
Kathryn Bigelow's 'Zero Dark Thirty' is a masterpiece of ambiguity.
Film
Steven Spielberg's 'Lincoln' is a canonization fer sure, as Abe might say.
Film
The documentary 'Tears of Gaza' casts a cold eye on a brutal conflict.
Television
John Anderson on the second season of PBS's 'Downton Abbey'