The Shane Gillis “SNL” Episode Offered a Lazy, Smirking Alternate Reality
Whether you consider him to be a racist hack or an anti-woke truth-teller, you were probably disappointed by his mediocre showing on Saturday night
Is “Drive-Away Dolls” Proof That the Coen Brothers Don’t Need Each Other?
The Ethan Coen crime farce is good, but would it have been better with both siblings?
Broadway, Hollywood and the Endless Loop of “Remusicals”
The journey from the big screen to Broadway and back again can be a perilous one
Lessons From Bob Dylan’s “Rough and Rowdy Ways” Tour
Familiarity is never a guarantee when it comes to the legendary musician's live show
Will Michael Mann’s Diehard Fans Embrace “Ferrari”?
The film is a departure for the beloved director
“Killers of the Flower Moon” and the Stunted Masculinity of Leonardo DiCaprio’s Scorsese Characters
The actor and director reunite for the first time in a decade with the new film
Can Bradley Cooper and Glen Powell Break Out of the Stereotypical Handsome-Guy Persona This Fall?
Can the actors change their trajectories with "Maestro" and "Hit Man," respectively?
The Equalizer: Denzel Washington’s Lone, Confusing Franchise
Why would one of our greatest living actors take shelter in an old-fashioned series of vengeance pictures?
"Bottoms" Proves Rachel Sennott Is a Comedy Star
The actress is hilarious as the ringleader of a high-school fight club
Why Does Netflix Keep Churning Out Action Movie Knockoffs?
How "Heart of Stone," "Red Notice" and "The Gray Man" became Netflix action "mockbusters"
Remembering the Boundless Enthusiasm of Paul Reubens
The man best known as Pee-Wee Herman died today at the age of 70
The “Barbie” Movie Is Better Than It Has Any Business Being
The Greta Gerwig film blends feel-good camp with moving real-world anxieties
Can Tom Cruise Save the Movies With Another “Mission: Impossible” Sequel?
The actor returns as Ethan Hunt in one of the best action movies of the year
“Joy Ride” Deserves More Than Those “Hangover” Comparisons
The sex-positive comedy includes thoughtful consideration of Asian-American identity
With “No Hard Feelings,” Jennifer Lawrence Finally Has a Movie That Fits Her Persona
Could this signal the return of the R-rated comedy?
Like It or Not, Indie Rock Is Getting Old
But bands like The Hold Steady and The National are embracing their Dad Rock status — and celebrating rare ninth albums after decades of playing together