Movies

What do "Glass Onion," "The Menu," and "Triangle of Sadness" reveal about the downfalls of the rich and powerful?

Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig reunite for Netflix.

Hair department head Anissa E. Salazar and makeup department head Michelle Chung break down Jobu's looks.

Less feel-good, more feel-nothing.

The standout from these revolting children? Lashana Lynch as Miss Honey 💘

Spoiler alert: it wasn't great!

Basically, billionaires suck.

One line might be the path to the next Benoit Blanc murder mystery.

"Release the Bowie cut!"

Face masks, "Among Us," wild celeb shenanigans, and more.

Let's peel back the layers.

Benoit Blanc and the best whodunnit of the year are now on Netflix!

Did you really see [redacted spoiler]? We've got the answers.

It's donut hole IN the donut hole!

Keeping your eyes peeled for this cameo just won't cut it.

The grossest movie of the year splashes Hollywood in every kind of fluid.

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

The "Greatest Love of All" plays front and center.

It's like a corporate ad for an AI combat warrior with a cloned brain. We're in.

Set in one steamy summer in 1997.

At least Dwayne Johnson finally got to play him once.

"Take a step back and look at the big picture."

"We wanna play a game with you."

"Charlie needs to be this beacon of hard-won hope, and...that's what Brendan navigates so beautifully."

"Everything Everywhere All at Once," "Turning Red," and "RRR" made our list. Did your favorite film of 2022?