Goodbye, ‘Downton Abbey’ (Finally!)
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With 'The Grand Finale,' the TV-to-movie series that sold British aristocracy as quaint nostalgia bows out with one last, extremely long curtain call
‘Frankenstein’ Is the Movie Guillermo del Toro Was Born to Make
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe filmmaker, aided by an extraordinary turn from Jacob Elordi, finally brings his vision of a misunderstood creature to the screen
‘Hamnet’ Is the Most Shattering Movie of 2025
Posted in: Movie ReviewsJessie Buckley, Paul Mescal and Chloé Zhao turn the Bard's defining tragedy into a heartbreaking portrait of love, loss, and the healing power of art
‘Wake Up Dead Man’ Takes Murder-Mystery Fans to Church (Literally)
Posted in: Movie ReviewsHow Rian Johnson and Daniel Craig keep making these clever, old-school whodunnits so compelling and entertaining is truly a mystery
‘Caught Stealing’ Is the First Real Austin Butler Movie
Posted in: Movie ReviewsDarren Aronofsky's wild ride through 1990s NYC has gunfights, car chases, Hasidic gangsters and an adorable cat. But its star is the main attraction.
‘Nobody 2’: Bob Odenkirk Kicks More Ass, Kills More Bad Guys
Posted in: Movie ReviewsEveryone's favorite normcore Rambo is back, now with twice the middle-aged-dad anxiety, a lot of kinetic mayhem, and Sharon Stone going full camp
‘Fixed’ Is an Animated Movie Aimed at Dog Lovers and PornHub Addicts
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe fact that Netflix didn't let animator Genndy Tartakovsky call his horny-canine comedy 'Doggy Style' is the only sign of restraint here
Amazon’s ‘War of the Worlds’ Movie Isn’t So Bad It’s Good. It’s Just Very, Very Bad
Posted in: Movie Reviews'The War of the Worlds,' Amazon's new remake starring Ice Cube and Eva Longoria, isn't so bad it's good. It's just bad.
‘Freakier Friday’: Get in Loser, We’re Going to the Lohanaissance
Posted in: Movie ReviewsLindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis are great in 'Freakier Friday,' sequel to the body-swap classic that doubles as a fun tribute to millennials
‘Weapons’ Takes Aim at Your Nervous System — and Fires
Posted in: Movie ReviewsDirector Zach Cregger's follow-up to Barbarian drops Julia Garner and Josh Brolin into a nightmare involving missing kids, communal trauma, and chaos
