Winona Ryder, Michael Keaton, and the production design are the best parts of Tim Burton's long-awaited sequel.
Ishana Shyamalan's debut feature puts Dakota Fanning in a suspenseful horror tale, releasing June 7.
Oscar winner Ariana DeBose stars in the feature fairytale film, out in theaters November 22.
ND Stevenson's webcomic finally gets its film adaptation on Netflix, and it was absolutely worth the wait.
Peter Sohn directs the animation studio's ambitious new romantic tale, out June 16.
The director crafts a metatextual play-within-a-play that never quite ends up where you want it to go.
Rob Marshall directs Halle Bailey in Disney's latest live-action adaptation; it hits theaters May 26.
Makoto Shinkai (Your Name, Weathering With You) develops a story that highlights the struggle against abandoning what we love.
Nicolas Cage chomps the scenery in this campy, violent, break-up-with-your-boss horror comedy co-starring Nicholas Hoult.
A real-life cross-continental bromance gets the Apple TV+ treatment with this exciting film from Jon Baird.
The Disney Animation feature starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Dennis Quaid will be released in time for the holiday weekend.
Katie Parker and Rahul Kohli are an entertaining odd couple road-tripping toward death in this film that never fully explores its grim premise.
Gohan and his dad Piccolo take the spotlight in the franchise's first film in years.
Ben Stiller, William H. Macy, Janeane Garofalo, and more star in this 1999 superhero spoof.
Ruth Platt's ghost story follows a young girl whose mysterious new friend isn't what she seems.
Denis Villeneuve's adaptation of Frank Herbert's classic starring Timothée Chalamet is decadent and wholly engrossing.
Director Nia DaCosta and writer-producer Jordan Peele's new slasher flick is a work of art at odds with itself.
Disney welcomes Simu Liu, Awkwafina, Michelle Yeoh, Tony Leung, and Meng’er Zhang to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. io9 reviews the first Phase 4 film.
Hugh Jackman, Thandiwe Newton, and Rebecca Ferguson star in Lisa Joy's film directorial debut.
Tobe Hooper's goofy, gory sequel examines its cannibal characters through a whole new lens.
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