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Josh Safdie gifts the star with a gritty, giddy sports movie that pays tribute to the do-or-die grindset — and brings out the best in both of them
Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo return to finish what they started in this less than Oz-some finale of the Broadway musical adaptation
Edgar Wright and Glen Powell would like to remind folks that we're amusing ourselves to death, the rich hate the poor, and we're all pretty screwed
Yorgos Lanthimos' latest film deals in conspiracies, corporate doublespeak, and celebrity weirdness being a plus. In other words: our current reality
Jeremy Allen White gives us a moody, mercurial Boss in a look back at the making of Springsteen's bleak-rock masterpiece 'Nebraska'
This relentless A24 comedy about Rose Byrne fighting a hostile world — and losing — answers the question: What if you made 'Uncut Gems' for mums?
Third entry in the vintage 1980s franchise looks sleek, plays to the fans, and feels like every other tech-bro-centric blockbuster you've ever seen
Orwell: 2+2=5 look at writer who gave us a modern dystopian classic—and examines how authoritarianism works that feels way too familiar
The Rock goes for broke in Benny Safdie's sports biopic about MMA star Mark Kerr — but it's more of a mellow mood piece than a battle royale
That's not a compliment, and you wish someone would swoop in and rescue Colin Farrell and Margot Robbie from this mess
