Movies
Blockbusters And Critical Darlings

‘Thunder Force’ Could Use A Bit More Thunder (Also Jason Bateman Plays A Crab)

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Critical Consensus Is A Myth

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Movies You Should Stream

The Best Comedies On Netflix Right Now, Ranked

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The Best Movies On Amazon Prime Right Now

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The Latest

Los Angeles’ Legendary ArcLight Movie Theater Is Permanently Closing Due To The Pandemic

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Sylvester Stallone Reportedly Joined Mar-a-Lago And People Are Disappointed If Maybe Not Surprised

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‘Shazam: Fury Of The Gods’ Will Give The People What They’ve Always Wanted: Lucy Liu And Helen Mirren As Evil Sisters

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What’s On Tonight: ‘Prey, Obey, Kill’ Re-Examines A Gripping Murder Case On HBO

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RAINN Is Hosting A Free Screening Of Best Picture Nominee ‘Promising Young Woman’ For College Students

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Featured

Awkwafina Might Be Hollywood’s Most Unlikely Success Story

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If You Like Monsters Beating The Hell Out Of Each Other, You'll Love 'Godzilla Vs. Kong'

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Alexander Skarsgard Knows You Don't Care About Him In ‘Godzilla Vs Kong’

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If You Close Your Eyes You Can Already Picture The Movie About The Big Stuck Boat

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Eric André Proves That He's The Hardest-Working Man In Comedy In 'Bad Trip'

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Bob Odenkirk Just Wants To Kick Some Ass

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‘Zack Snyder's Justice League’ Is A Vast Improvement From The Previous Version

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Bob Odenkirk Kicks Ass In 'Nobody,' A Premise In Search Of A Movie

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The British Actors Doing American Accents Hall Of Fame

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'Coming 2 America' Is A Very Rare Oscar-Worthy Comedy Movie Sequel

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An Oral History Of ‘Edgar's Prayer’ From ‘Barb And Star Go To Vista Del Mar’

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'I Care Alot' Proves Deranged Rosamund Pike Is The Best Rosamund Pike

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‘More Than Miyagi’ Pays Proper Tribute To The Real ‘The Karate Kid’ Underdog-Turned-Legend, Pat Morita

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Separating Fact And Fiction In 'Judas And The Black Messiah'

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Legendary 'Karate Kid' Screenwriter Robert Kamen On The Fifth Element, Taken, And 'Creating' Jason Statham

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Netflix's 'The White Tiger' Is A Visually Witty Exploration Of Class

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Timothy Olyphant's Many Lawman Turns On TV And Movies, (Impossibly) Ranked

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