A new Netflix documentary explores the risks and rewards of death-defying clickbait.

The buzziest horror movie of the summer is artfully filmed but otherwise disappointing.

Netflix’s hit docuseries packs an emotional punch, despite the limits of its scope.

The director of Pig makes a franchise film that would be worthy on its own.

In all its shifts in style and focus, the Emmy-winning juggernaut does not seem to be building to much of anything.

Dune: Part Two, La Chimera, and more of 2024’s best movies.

Pulitzer winner Annie Baker moves into movies in this poignant look at a mother and daughter.

Comer bests all the boys in Jeff Nichols’s low-key period piece.

Pixar’s latest sequel is bright and entertaining, but is maybe too cute about complicated matters.

In a new run of episodes, Amazon’s popular comedy tries to get serious about America’s troubling future.

War is coming to the Game of Thrones prequel—but it's not here quite yet.

Mohammad Rasoulof had to flee his native Iran after being sentenced to prison for making films like this courageous drama.

Sean Baker, director of Tangerine and The Florida Project, investigates another under-examined corner of America.

Moore goes for broke in this mean and clever film about a former movie star who finds a way to turn back the clock, for a price.

It’s more like Waterworld than Dances with Wolves.

It’s a musical about a trans cartel boss forsaking her old life and beginning anew, and Selena Gomez is in it too.

After the stately detours of Poor Things and The Favourite, Yorgos Lanthimos is back in provocation mode.

Maybe some cinephiles will see value in the Godfather director’s long-gestating epic. Many more, though, will be left scratching their heads.

Director Andrea Arnold returns to territory she knows well for her new feature, which also stars newcomer Nykiya Adams and Franz Rogowski as her imaginary friend.

Anya Taylor-Joy is a worthy successor to Charlize Theron—but it’s Chris Hemsworth who really drives off with the movie.