Movies

Can it live up to the Oscar hype?

Knowledge is power.

Don't overlook "Monica" when it comes to your end-of-year lists.

Adam Driver outshines practically every other element of the film.

The bones of the story are the same, with a brilliant cast and one major missed opportunity.

This empty shell of a prestige picture harkens back to better movies.

Too real could have been its downfall.

It's just one version of the iconic rodent, but still.

Tim Burton, Michael Keaton, and Michelle Pfeiffer deliver better than Santa could ever.

"It could be open the doors for other studios to take chances on movies like it...that do well in our community and the world at large. That's the hope."

From 'Barbie' to 'Bottoms', comedy crushed it this year.

"Already on the monitor the slow-mo shots look so close to what you see in the end."

A near-perfect ghost story.

Yorgos Lanthimos gives us a surprisingly sweet comedy.

The Von Erich curse makes for guarded drama.

Emerald Fennell's Noughties "period piece" makes time to pretend through style and substance.

There really was something terrifying for everyone this year.

Jason Momoa trades in cartoon action for irreverent snark.

There is so bad it's good, and then there's this.

The Leonard Bernstein biopic is beautiful, but lacks the necessary emotional punch.

New to Hulu!

From "Saint Maud" director Rose Glass and A24.

Nothing says family time like an hour-long Toretto grill.

The sci-fi drama unpacks wealth, justice, and oppression.

From "Baby J" to "The Killer," "May December," and beyond.