Celebrity Life
Joaquin Phoenix Has Adventures in Babysitting in ‘C’mon C’mon’
The actor plays a bachelor uncle stuck with his precocious nephew in Mike Mills' latest drama, a film that brings indie tropes into moving harmony
‘Procession’ Isn’t a Documentary on Sexual Abuse and the Catholic Church — It’s a Portrait of Survivors Reclaiming Their Lives
And the way it lets these men exorcise their demons through moviemaking is a serious gift — to them and us
Will Smith Makes a Racket as Venus and Serena’s Dad in ‘King Richard’
Playing the Williams sisters' dad as a brash, stubborn control freak, Smith shows how, and why, two culture-shifting athletes came from humble roots
‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’: I Ain’t ‘Fraid of No Bad Fan-Service Sequel
But just because you're not scared to watch a franchise wallow in knee-jerk nostalgia doesn't mean it's not a pandering mess
‘Belfast’: Kenneth Branagh’s Troubles-in-Mind Memoir-Drama Is a Personal Triumph
The writer-director's return to his end-of-innocence moment — when sectarian violence rocked Northern Ireland — is, to put it bluntly, his best movie in years
‘Red Notice’: Hey Kids, Remember Movie Stars? They Sure Were Cool!
What do you get when you team up Dwayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds and Gal Gadot in a god-awful, generic-AF jewel thief movie? We'll give you a hint
Four Soldiers Lost Their Lives. ‘3212 Un-redacted’ Exposes the Military Cover-Up That Blamed Them for It.
A new Hulu documentary uses official documents, harrowing footage, and firsthand testimonials to correct the record on a 2017 mission gone wrong in Niger
‘The Harder They Fall’ Sees the Old West’s Black Cowboys Ride Again
Jeymes Samuel's feature debut is a history lesson wrapped in fast, flashy, and fantastical storytelling
Tom Hanks’ Sci-Fi Movie ‘Finch’ is One Long, Postapocalyptic ‘OK Boomer’ Meme
The star's dystopian tale of a man and his robot starts off as 'Cast Away: End of the World Edition' — and then devolves into one hot mess
‘Last Night in Soho’: Edgar Wright Takes a Straight Razor to the Swinging Sixties
The 'Baby Driver' filmmaker goes the psychological thriller route, with a horror film that both romanticizes and criticizes a groovy, grotesque past
The Hot Gods of ‘Eternals’ Will Bore You to Death With Their Feelings
In the latest MCU movie, sexy superheroes care more about their own melodramas than the humans they're supposed to be saving
‘The French Dispatch’ Is the Most Wes Anderson-y Wes Anderson Movie of All Time
The director throws every trick in his book at this lovingly tribute to 'The New Yorker' magazine — and creatives everywhere