‘Black Panther’ Film Review: Supporting Players Steal Show in Marvel’s Excellent African Adventure
Chadwick Boseman’s King T’Challa is a mighty superhero, but the women around him are the real stars
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‘Early Man’ Film Review: Aardman Scores a Rare Whiff With Caveman Soccer Story
The British animation studio’s trademark wit and visual invention is in short supply here
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‘Double Lover’ Film Review: François Ozon’s Perverse Thriller Features One Woman, Two Shrinks
Once you enter the headspace of this psychological drama, buckle up for an unpredictable ride
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‘Maze Runner: The Death Cure’ Film Review: Action Soars While the Story Bores
Dylan O’Brien and a cadre of underutilized character actors put the final nail in the coffin of post-apocalyptic YA zombies
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‘Ophelia’ Film Review: Daisy Ridley Gives Shakespeare’s Tragic Heroine a Provocative Do-Over
Sundance 2018: The melancholy Dane’s beloved is no wilting flower in this lush, intelligent adaptation of Lisa Klein’s novel
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‘Jane Fonda in Five Acts’ Film Review: Doc Explores the Many Lives of the Actress-Activist
Sundance 2018: As did Fonda’s 2005 memoir, the film shows a woman bouncing back brilliantly from tragedy and regret
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‘Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind’ Film Review: HBO Doc Remembers Comic Actor With Tough Love
Sundance 2018: Friends, family and peers remember the Oscar-winner with affection and without filters
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‘Lizzie’ Film Review: Chloë Sevigny Makes the Infamous Killer a Rebel With a Cause
Sundance 2018: Sevigny and Kristen Stewart are homicidal lovers in a haunting tale of love and slaughter
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‘Forever My Girl’ Film Review: This Southern Romance Is a Country Crock
Will a Nashville superstar rekindle his love for his high-school sweetheart when he discovers they have an adorable child? Three guesses.
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‘The Commuter’ Film Review: Liam Neeson Train Thriller Ultimately Runs Out of Steam
B-movie master Jaume Collet-Serra (“The Shallows”) frontloads the thrills and sticks too much plot in the caboose
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‘The Post’ Movie Review: Steven Spielberg Spins a Lean and Mean Fourth Estate Yarn
Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks play the stewards that built a vital, confrontational Washington Post
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‘Insidious: The Last Key’ Movie Review: Lin Shaye’s Ghostbuster Battles Some Personal Demons
Shaye’s heartfelt lead performance offers humanity amidst the PG-13 jump scares
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12 Best Movies of 2017, From ‘Dunkirk’ to ‘Call Me by Your Name’ (Photos)
TheWrap’s Best & Worst 2017: TheWrap reviews editor Alonso Duralde picks out the very best of a very good year
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12 Worst Movies of 2017, From ‘The Emoji Movie’ to ‘Baywatch’ (Photos)
TheWrap’s Best & Worst 2017: Boy geniuses, giant robots and poop emojis all had a role in the year’s lousiest films
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12 Christmas Movies That Definitely Aren’t for Kids (Photos)
“Bad Moms Christmas” isn’t the only film that brings an R-rated sensibility to the holiday season
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‘It’s a Wonderful Life': Why America Needs More George Baileys in Trump Era
Classic film’s villain is a real estate mogul who sticks his name on everything. Imagine that
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20 Essential Movie and TV Scrooges Through the Years, From Alastair Sim to Bill Murray (Photos)
The immortal Charles Dickens character has Bah-Humbugged his (and her) way into dozens of films and TV movies
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‘Downsizing’ Review: Matt Damon Is the Incredible Shrinking Everyman
Venice 2017: Alexander Payne’s sci-fi comedy examines the human condition in both the macro and the micro
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‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ Movie Review: The Thrills Are Strong with This One
Purists may balk, but Rian Johnson’s Episode VIII is a ripping intergalactic yarn
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10 Best Documentaries of 2017, From ‘Faces Places’ to ‘Kiki’ (Photos)
TheWrap’s Best & Worst 2017: Critic Alonso Duralde picks the nonfiction films that made the world came alive this year
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‘Ferdinand’ Movie Review: Charming Kids’ Cartoon Is Bullish on Non-Conformity
A familiar message goes down easy with plenty of laughs and visual delights
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‘The Shape of Water’ Film Review: Guillermo del Toro’s Glorious Romance Blends Horror and Delight
Sally Hawkins and Doug Jones are swoon-worthy as a star-crossed, human-amphibian couple
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‘Call Me by Your Name’ Film Review: Senses Working Overtime in Lush Summer Romance
Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer captivate in Luca Guadagnino’s evocative love story
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‘The Man Who Invented Christmas’ Film Review: Scrooge’s Origin Story Is a Bit of a Humbug
Christopher Plummer’s irascible Ebenezer will have you wishing for a straight-up adaptation
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‘Wonder’ Film Review: Anti-Bullying Tale Is a Tasteful Tear-Jerker
Jacob Tremblay and Julia Roberts star in a film that’s shamelessly sentimental but (almost) never mawkish or manipulative
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‘Give Me Future’ Film Review: Major Lazer Rocks Havana
A celebration of the unifying power of art and music, this is that rarest of creations — the feel-good documentary
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‘The Star’ Film Review: Fail, Mary
Sanctimony and silliness make strange bedfellows in this wacky-talking-animals Nativity tale
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‘Justice League’ Film Review: DC Superheroes Battle in Vain Against the Power of Zack Snyder
There are some laughs and excitement, but this is another film that looks like Axe body spray smells
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‘Daddy’s Home 2’ Film Review: Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell Listlessly Pack This Stocking With Coal
If you see one slapstick dysfunctional-family Christmas movie, go with “Bad Moms”
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‘Lady Bird’ Film Review: Greta Gerwig Crafts a Lovely Portrait of the Artist as a Young Woman
Saoirse Ronan beautifully captures the restlessness of a girl who just wants out of Sacramento
