Movies

Timothée Chalamet plays a man-eating bad boy in a bloody good coming-of-age drama. 

The music, the movies, and even "The Munsters."

The Timothée Chalamet-fronted cannibal-romance could (and should) get some awards affection.

Director Guadagnino and screenwriter David Kajganich break down the biggest changes from page to screen.

The cringe of the "exclusively gay moment" might actually be behind us. 

"That's why we took the journey, because we said, either we risk our lives one more time, or we continue living here and risking it every day."

Baby, you're a sTár.

How many belly laughs am I allowed before it becomes inappropriate?

It also provides a closer look at the new aquatic Na'vi clan.

Adventure! And also family therapy.

One man's trash is my "Serenity." 

For when you need to keep everyone entertained.

The comics' high-tech wetworks squad was reimagined for the screen.

Superhero blockbusters, charming animations, and everything in between.

Am I the drama?

Alan Cumming headlines this outrageous...documentary?

Netflix brings a mind-bending family drama to Oscar season.

The Weinstein investigation and its star reporters get a biopic that errs on the side of glossiness.

Happily ever after should have been left alone.

Take us down to Element City.

It's like an R-rated "Night at the Museum."

A triumphant return for Smith, and a painfully important story to tell.

A wonder, indeed.

"What do you need to help you feel whole again?"

So. Many. Abs.