Jesse Plemons

Cruise’s return to serious filmmaking after decades of action movies is a fascinating mess.

The latest prequel features one of the best casts in the franchise’s history.

The director and star/producer of ‘Poor Things’ have a new movie headed to theaters this summer.

The master does it again.

This adaptation of the Disneyland ride is not an E-ticket attraction.

The eccentric filmmaker’s latest won’t win him many new fans.

It’s gonna take more than one bad guy to stop Dwayne Johnson from cruising the jungle.

The character only briefly enters from the left and disappears off-screen a moment later as Nanette Cole (Milioti) meets the rest of her co-workers. Judging by the side-eye, we have to imagine Dunst is keeping close watch on the object of her (fictional) fiancé’s gaze. Admittedly, we may be projecting.

Charlie Brooker is back with six new episodes of Netflix’s ‘Black Mirror.’ But this year, the bleakest show of our time comes with messages of hope and inspiration.

Their screenplay work on Spider-Man: Homecoming may have been wonderful, but John Francis Daley and Jonathan M. Goldstein don’t have the most impressive track record when it comes to directing comedies. (See: Vacation, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone.) However — and that’s a big however — the trailer for their latest movie, Game Night, looks like it just might be a total blast.