‘Personal Shopper’ Review: Kristen Stewart Sees Ghosts in Captivating Arthouse Thriller
Olivier Assayas (“Clouds of Sils Maria”) examines 20-somethings, living and dead, who find themselves stuck between places
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‘Kong: Skull Island’ Review: All-Star Monster Movie Satisfies Without Surprising
This skillful old-school creature feature — featuring Tom Hiddleston, Brie Larson and Samuel L. Jackson — hits its marks predictably, but with gusto
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‘The Last Word’ Review: Shirley MacLaine’s Still Got It, in a Movie That Doesn’t
The screen legend and co-star Amanda Seyfried are undone by a film that has not one single genuine emotion
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‘Get Out’ Review: Jordan Peele Scores With a Scary, Funny, Relevant Directorial Debut
Meeting the parents was never this unsettling – and somewhere, the Stepford Wives are smiling
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‘Logan’ Review: Hugh Jackman Puts the ‘R’ in Wolverine
You won’t get mature storytelling in this restricted-audiences outing, but there are F-bombs and head-stabbings galore
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‘The Great Wall’ Review: Matt Damon Battles Scary Chinese Monsters
This silly adventure is best enjoyed as a creature-feature for eight-year-olds of all ages
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‘A Cure for Wellness’ Review: Sludgy Horror Film Mistakes Art Direction for Suspense
There’s a terrible secret in this chic Alpine spa, but by the time it’s revealed, you’ll either have guessed it or you won’t care
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‘The Lego Batman Movie’ Review: Animated Superhero Saga Clicks Spoof to Sincerity
DC Comics’ satire/thrill ride understands its characters better than Zack Snyder ever did
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‘Fifty Shades Darker’ Review: At Least They Look Like They’re Enjoying Themselves This Time
Anastasia and Christian are back in a movie that resembles an un-asked-for collaboration between the Hallmark and Playboy Channels
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‘I Am Not Your Negro’ Review: Oscar-Nominated Doc Lets James Baldwin’s Words Echo Through 2017
Director Raoul Peck lets the great writer do all the talking, and his observations about race in America remain all too relevant today
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‘The Space Between Us’ Review: Martian Teen Saga Earthbound by Inanity
Ludicrous sci-fi romance will engage neither the space between your ears nor the space between your ribs
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‘The Comedian’ Review: Robert De Niro Skims Surface as Washed-Up Stand-Up
The movie aims to be “The Wrestler” for the comedy-club set, but it too often settles for cheap gags and even cheaper sentiment
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‘Gold’ Review: Matthew McConaughey Digs Up the Unexpected
Every time you think you know where this rags-to-riches saga is going, it takes an unpredictable turn
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Mary Tyler Moore Remembered: She Made It, After All
Off screen as well as on, the talented actress reminded us of the power of resiliency and reinvention
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‘A Dog’s Purpose’ Review: Canine Tear-Jerker Fails the Sniff Test
Sentimentality overwhelms in this salute to puppy love (and the power of dog death to milk audience tears)
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‘xXx: Return of Xander Cage’ Review: Vin Diesel Fails to Resuscitate Comatose Franchise
The whole “extreme sports 007” gimmick was previously silly … now it’s just dull
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‘The Founder’ Review: Michael Keaton McDonald’s Biopic Needs More Salt
The tale of how Ray Kroc stole McDonald’s should be trenchant in its corporate satire, but it’s as bland and unchallenging as a Big Mac
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‘A Face in the Crowd’ Predicted Rise of Donald Trump 60 Years Ago (Commentary)
Andy Griffith’s charismatic but hollow TV personality uses his camera-friendliness to rise to the corridors of power. Sound familiar?
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‘Sleepless’ Review: Jamie Foxx Goes Undercover in Underwritten Cop Drama
So trite as to teeter on parody, this Vegas-set ticking-clock thriller is a shouty bore
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‘Live by Night’ Review: Ben Affleck Presents the Boring Twenties
The actor-writer-director’s homage to vintage gangster movies isn’t a complete failure but it’s an offer you can refuse
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‘Underworld: Blood Wars’ Review: Kate Beckinsale Slinks Through Another Silly Sequel
What’s the point of a vampire-werewolf war if they’re going to fight it with machine guns?
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Debbie Reynolds: Unsinkable, Indefatigable and Visionary (Appreciation)
The one-time MGM star redefined herself and her career throughout a tumultuous life
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Carrie Fisher Was a Wit, a Survivor – and Yes, a Princess (Appreciation)
Tabloid-adjacent since infancy, Fisher’s humor helped her through fame, pain and “Star Wars”
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11 Best Performances in Mediocre Movies of 2016, From Kristen Stewart to Viola Davis (Photos)
Even some of 2016’s darkest cinematic clouds had silver linings in the form of fine acting in films that didn’t otherwise deserve it
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‘Patriots Day’ Review: Mark Wahlberg Pursues the Boston Marathon Bombers
Whatever this latest true story from Peter Berg (“Deepwater Horizon”) lacks in narrative depth, it’s got plenty of humanity and suspense
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‘Why Him?’ Review: James Franco, Bryan Cranston Play Dumb in Witless Comedy
Only Megan Mullally and Keegan-Michael Key can wring occasional laughs from this tired, post-“Fockers” farce
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13 Worst Movies of 2016, From ‘Suicide Squad’ to ‘Trolls’ (Photos)
TheWrap critic Alonso Duralde picks the clunkers that made 2016 a challenge for movie lovers
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11 Best Movies of 2016, From ‘La La Land’ to ‘Queen of Katwe’ (Photos)
TheWrap Best & Worst 2016: Film reviews editor Alonso Duralde breaks down the highlights from a very competitive year
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‘Rogue One’ Review: Latest ‘Star Wars’ Entry Plays Like a Fan-Fiction Footnote
If you’re not delighted by inside-baseball references to Episode IV, this saga offers little else
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20 Great Movie Performances in 2016 You Might’ve Missed, From Sarah Paulson to Alden Ehrenreich (Photos)
Some of the year’s least-seen films boast standout work from both established and unknown actors and actresses
