
Black Adam Is the Nadir of Superhero Movies—And of Dwayne Johnson
Dwyane Johnson delivers a charmless performance in his latest movie.

Dwyane Johnson delivers a charmless performance in his latest movie.

Robbie Coltrane never allowed the Harry Potter films to turn his character into mere comic relief.

Park Chan-wook’s riveting new film is unconventionally sensual, modernizing a genre that’s grown stale in recent decades.

To understand her greatness, look no further than one of the silliest films she ever appeared in: 1971’s Bedknobs and Broomsticks.

You can handle these, we promise.

If horror-film monsters mirror society’s deepest anxieties, embracing them draws attention to who or what is deemed worthy of fear.

In Cate Blanchett’s career-best performance, an icon’s fall from grace breaks down to its most elemental form.

The more Bette Midler runs amok, the better.

Billy Eichner is reliably hilarious and surprisingly introspective.

Thirteen years ago, James Cameron’s 3-D epic shook the industry—not necessarily for the better.