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Fox Searchlight Jojo Rabbit, Joker, and 5 More Movies to Look for This Fall
The second half of the Toronto International Film Festival featured some of the most hyped new titles of 2019.
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Focus Features Downton, Downton, Revolution
The beloved British stately home drama is back, and the timing couldn’t be worse.
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STX Entertainment The Welcome Rise of the Stripper Ensemble Film
Hustlers, the new movie anchored by Jennifer Lopez and Constance Wu, joins a slew of recent productions that focus on the bonds between dancers.
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Warner Bros. The Goldfinch Movie Adaptation Is Faithful to a Fault
John Crowley’s take on Donna Tartt’s hit 2013 novel sticks closely to its source material, but fails to capture what makes the story compelling.
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Delay / Keystone / Redux Robert Frank’s Messy and Singular Rolling Stones Documentary
A controversial film about the band directed by the late photographer is an off-kilter masterpiece that reveals his singular eye.
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STX Entertainment / Everett Collection Jennifer Lopez Is Utterly Mesmerizing in Hustlers
Lorene Scafaria’s new film is a fabulous showbiz caper stuffed with great performances and elevated by an ingenious script.
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Lionsgate TIFF 2019: Nine Movies to Pay Attention to This Awards Season
First impressions of some of the festival’s buzziest films so far, including Knives Out, A Hidden Life, and Marriage Story
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Warner Bros. What to Expect at 2019’s Toronto International Film Festival
Oscar season is now under way, and TIFF will be a proving ground for highly anticipated movies such as Joker, Knives Out, and Harriet.
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Warner Bros. It Chapter Two Is a Blockbuster Horror Epic
The follow-up to 2017’s adaptation of Stephen King’s demented opus plays like a superhero movie—for better or for worse.
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Nicola Dove / Netflix The Rom-Com With a ‘Work Less’ Message
Netflix’s Falling Inn Love, starring Christina Milian, is the latest romantic comedy to set up frenetic professional toil as its villain.
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Netflix American Factory Grapples With the Notion of Freedom
The Netflix documentary charts the economic and social issues that converge when the Chinese company Fuyao moves into a former General Motors plant in Ohio.
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Everett Collection The Wizard of Oz Invented the ‘Good Witch’
Eighty years ago, MGM’s sparkly pink rendering of Glinda expanded American pop culture’s definition of free-flying women.
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George Kraychyk / CBS Films / Everett Collection Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark Doesn’t Get What Makes Stories Scary
The film adaptation of the creepy children’s books is a serviceable homage, but it dilutes the power of the original tales.
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Fox Searchlight Ready or Not Is a Clever Horror Comedy About Entitled Rich People
The new film retells a classic story of bored aristocrats hunting humans—with a subversive twist.
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Warner Bros. The Matrix 4 Could Be Just What Hollywood Needs
After years of rumored remakes and reboots, the cult sci-fi series will return with a fourth installment to be directed by Lana Wachowski.
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HBO HBO’s New Documentary Asks You to Talk About Death
Alternate Endings explores how a new generation of elderly Americans is making dying more personal and more open.
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Ali Goldstein / CBS The Cheap Thrills of The Kitchen and Why Women Kill
A new TV show and film tell similarly shallow stories about mistreated wives finding empowerment by getting revenge on their husbands.
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CBS All Access Why Viacom and CBS Had to Merge to Survive
The two companies have united their broadcasting properties to battle with their rivals.
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Annapurna Richard Linklater’s Where’d You Go, Bernadette Is a Gripping Mess
The film isn’t so much a mystery thriller as it is an imperfect drama about a woman mired in a creative crisis.
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Warner Bros. A Movie About Falling in Love With Bruce Springsteen
Blinded by the Light is the earnest, exuberant story of a British Pakistani boy who finds inspiration in the American icon.
