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Fox Searchlight Table 19 Doesn’t Know Whether to Be Nasty or Nice
Jeffrey Blitz’s ensemble rom-com about a group of outcasts at a wedding is unfortunately staid and irritating.
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TBS Conan O’Brien’s Empathetic Trip to Mexico
The late-night host emphasized America’s common interests with its southern neighbor in his latest international special.
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AP / Reed Saxon Could YouTube TV Mean the End of Cable?
The $35-a-month live-television package is the latest to try to capture the attention of cord-cutters.
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20th Century Fox Logan Is a Fitting Farewell to Hugh Jackman's Wolverine
The comic-book icon rides into the sunset in grim, R-rated fashion—and it works.
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Chris Pizzello / Invision / AP What Moonlight’s Win Says About the Oscars’ Future
The stunning film’s unexpected triumph is part of a larger trend toward more small and intimate projects for the Academy.
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Netflix I Don’t Feel at Home in This World Anymore Is a Dark, Goofy Neo-Noir
Macon Blair’s directorial debut, a big winner at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, swerves wildly between indie comedy and ultra-violence.
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Paramount Pictures On Denzel Washington's Enduring Stardom
The Fences actor might collect his third Oscar this year, an achievement only attained by a handful of Hollywood’s biggest icons.
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Universal Pictures Get Out Is a Funny and Brilliantly Subversive Horror Film
The Key & Peele comedian Jordan Peele makes a confident, richly textured debut as a writer and director.
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Warner Bros. Why Netflix Will Release Martin Scorsese’s Next Film
A $100 million gangster epic starring Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci has become too risky a proposition for major studios.
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Sundance Selects Kiki Revisits the Power of New York’s Ball Culture
The new documentary returns to a safe haven for LGBTQ youths of color first examined in the landmark film Paris Is Burning.
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NBC Jimmy Fallon Tries to Take On Trump
The Tonight Show host, long derided for his lack of hard-hitting political material, is struggling to stay relevant in 2017.
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Janos Marjai / MTI / AP How Hans Zimmer Became a Rock Star
The composer of films like Gladiator, Inception, and The Dark Knight has become so ubiquitous, he’s playing at Coachella.
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Fox A Cure for Wellness Is a Malevolent Thrill Ride, With Eels
Gore Verbinski’s new movie is among the most demented things produced by Hollywood in recent years.
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AMC Is The Walking Dead’s Villain Killing the Show?
The series’ heroes are finally making moves against the tyrannical antagonist Negan, but they may be too late to stop a ratings slide.
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Warner Bros. The Lego Batman Movie Is the Funniest Superhero Movie in Years
The anarchic animated film brilliantly deconstructs pop culture’s angriest comic-book character.
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Screen Gems Will There Ever Be a Great Video-Game Movie?
They belong to one of Hollywood’s most derided subgenres, but is there any merit to films like Assassin’s Creed and Resident Evil?
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Summit Entertainment John Wick: Chapter 2 Is More Brilliant, Bloody Fun
There’s no puppy, but the sequel to the Keanu Reeves-starring cult classic understands what made its predecessor so great.
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CBS Stephen Colbert's New Approach to Trump Is Working
The Late Show host has been much more direct in talking about the new administration, and it's translating to a ratings boost.
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FX Legion Is Visually Dazzling, but Little Else
FX’s new show plucks a character from the X-Men universe and gives him the prestige-television treatment.
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Sony Pictures Classics The Comedian Is a Laugh-Free Nightmare
The screen legend Robert De Niro plays a grumpy standup in Taylor Hackford’s interminable new film.
