15 Films to See in April

The calm before the Cannes and summer movie season storm, April has the makings of one of the best months of the year for movie-going....

SXSW Review: ‘Pet Names’ is a Tender Drama About Emotional Abandonment

Opening with a whimsical shot of Leigh (lead actress and screenwriter Meredith Johnston) wandering around an empty small-town landscape past a carnival winding ...

New to Streaming: ‘Medicine for Melancholy,’ ‘Mute,’ ‘Novitiate,’ ‘Thor: Ragnarok,’ ‘The Disaster Artist,’ and More

All the newly streaming films of Netflix, Amazon, FilmStruck, and more....

‘The Rider’ Trailer Goes on an Emotional Journey Through the Badlands of South Dakota

One of the most heart-stirring, authentic films I've seen in the past year is Chloé Zhao's remarkable drama The Rider, which stars first-time actor Brady Ja...

Sundance Review: ‘Wildlife’ is a Remarkably Assured Directorial Debut for Paul Dano

“I feel like I need to wake up, but I don’t know what from… or to,” Carey Mulligan’s Jeanette declares to her teenage son Joe (Ed Oxenbould) in Wildlife, Paul D...

Sundance Review: ‘Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot’ is a Shapeless Biopic with a Stand-Out Joaquin Phoenix Performance

Returning to the Sundance Film Festival for the first time since Gerry, Gus Van Sant has had a peculiar run since. After experimental highlights like Elephant a...

Our Most-Anticipated Films at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival

We count down the films we can't wait to see at Sundance, starting this week....

Our 100 Most-Anticipated Films of 2018

We count down the films we're most looking forward to this year....

The 50 Best 2018 Films We’ve Already Seen

The best films this year that we can whole-heartily recommend....

The Best Cinematography of 2017

Roger Deakins, Sean Price Williams, Darius Khondji, and more cinematographers delivered stunning work this year....