Variety: The New York Times has changed its film review policies, and the newspaper is now telling film publicists that it can no longer guarantee its critics will weigh in on every film that screens in the city. “Because of the increasing volume of new films released each year, the Times is no longer able to guarantee reviews of all New York theatrical releases,” A.O. Scott, the Times’ chief film critic, wrote in an email. Scott added that the paper would continue to review as many new films as it could, but noted decisions would be made on a “case by case basis.”