Tony (2026 film)

A period piece that dares to keep in the warts of its era (that’s your trigger warning for at least one gay slur) and also breathes life into the past, Tony is not some sappy crowd-pleasing Story of Greatness but a tale of a fuck-up and the fuck-ups that helped him get his shit together. This approach lends authenticity and pathos to the proceedings, letting the audience become enchanted with this vision of Cape Cod and interested in these personal journeys in ways most biopics never come close to sniffing. Strongly recommended, regardless of how you feel about Anthony Bourdain.

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