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William Hurt Appreciation: A Complicated Actor Who Was Always Magnetic
His off-screen life could be tumultuous, but his singular brand of screen intensity will continue to resonate
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What’s New on DVD/Blu-ray in March: ‘West Side Story,’ ‘The Godfather Trilogy,’ Ukraine Teens, and More
Alonso Duralde spotlights the month’s best new physical-media releases — because streaming only covers so much
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‘Turning Red’ Film Review: Pixar Captures the Explosion of Adolescence as Adorably Beastly
A young girl’s puberty manifests itself as a giant red panda that makes a great metaphor for a tale about daughters and mothers
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‘A Madea Homecoming’ Film Review: Tyler Perry’s Comic Creation Comes to Netflix in Perhaps His Best Film Yet
Liberated from the restraints of PG-13, Madea gets her tart-tongued, gun-toting, weed-enjoying mojo back
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‘Framing Agnes’ Film Review: Trans Artists and Academics Bring History into the Present
Director Chase Joynt (“No Ordinary Man”) uses vintage gender-study interviews as a prism through which to view modern transgender lives
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Sorry, Oscar Pundits, But Film Critics Aren’t Thinking About Awards
Awards Wrap Up: It’s not the job of film critics to help Oscar handicappers, and it’s not snobbery for critics to use Oscar attention to elevate movies the Academy ignores
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What’s New on DVD in January: ‘The French Dispatch,’ ‘Her Smell,’ Martial Arts Classics, and More
Film Reviews Editor Alonso Duralde suggests new physical media to take the sting out of staying home
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Peter Bogdanovich Appreciation: Critic-Turned-Filmmaker Had an Ongoing Love Affair With Hollywood
He weathered professional triumphs and tragedies but remained devoted to the movies
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‘The 355’ Film Review: Female Spy Saga Is as By-the-Numbers as a Sudoku
International all-star action tale with Jessica Chastain, Lupita Nyong’o and Penélope Cruz drowns in familiarity
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10 Great Movie Santas, From Edmund Gwenn to Kurt Russell (Photos)
Here’s a look at some of our favorite actors to don the mantle of jolly old Saint Nicholas over the years
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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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‘Don’t Look Up’ Film Review: Tedious Environmental Satire Flagrantly Wastes Its Own Resources
There is exactly one funny running gag in this two-and-a-half-hour, all-star slog
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10 Unforgettable 2021 Movie Moments, From ‘Annette’ to ‘Shang-Chi’ (Videos)
TheWrap Reviews Editor Alonso Duralde collects some of the sequences from this year’s films that will stick in the memory
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‘Nightmare Alley’ Film Review: Guillermo del Toro’s Remake Looks Sumptuous But Rings Hollow
The Depression-era art direction is on point, but the noir intensity is missing
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10 Worst Films of 2021, From ‘Don’t Look Up’ to ‘Space Jam: A New Legacy’ (Photos)
TheWrap Reviews Editor Alonso Duralde isn’t mad, just disappointed, at the output from Ryan Reynolds, Tom Holland and Adam McKay
