Film
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Oscars 2018: Our picks for every category
Call Me By Your Name gains 4 nominations, but The Shape of Water, Dunkirk and Three Billboards lead the pack
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Review: Phantom Thread is an anticlimactic swan song for Daniel Day-Lewis
Satin, lace, and tension fill Paul Thomas Anderson's latest auteur-driven drama Phantom Thread
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5 Oscar-Baiting True-Life Films to Watch this Awards Season
Heading into awards season, these five films could vie for a piece of Oscar gold.
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Screen Gems: The Best Films of 2017
From gods to monsters to a family of cannibals, our critic recounts the ten best films of 2017
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Review: Mudbound is a cinematic tour de force
Dee Ree's Mudbound weaves an epic tale of two families in rural Mississippi
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Review: “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” is a force to be reckoned with
The Last Jedi is a spectacular, intense ride that tugs at your emotions and dazzles your senses.
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Call Me By Your Name gets three Golden Globe nominations
Will & Grace secures Best Comedy and Best Actor nominations, but Debra Messing snubbed
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Review: Tom of Finland
Sibling rivalry and gay sexual liberation fuel an iconic artist's fire in "Tom of Finland"
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Review: Guillermo del Toro’s The Shape of Water
Guillermo del Toro's "The Shape of Water" is a luxurious period fantasy where the beast finally gets the girl
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Review: Justice League is an overstuffed turkey
Justice League pits a gaggle of superheroes against a foe that would demolish Earth. And no, it’s not Trump.
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Murder on the Orient Express is a bumpy ride (review)
"Murder on the Orient Express" is a fun, if flawed and unoriginal, adaptation of the Christie classic.
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Marvel’s Thor: Ragnarok edited out a character’s sexuality
Tessa Thompson Valkyrie's bisexuality was hinted at, but ultimately cut
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Review: “Thor: Ragnarok” delivers both action and humor
The mighty Avenger gets some of the old band back together for a rockin' good time in "Thor: Ragnarok."
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Angelika Theatres celebrates Hitchcocktober with Psycho
Angelika closes is monthlong "Hitchcocktober" with one of the director's most famous works
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Reviews: “The Killing of a Sacred Deer” and “Suburbicon”
'Tis the season of extremely bad dads being forced to consider the sacrifice of their cubs.
