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The latest installment of The New York Times Presents is a must-see for fans and casual viewers alike.
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Augment your Decider After Dark picks with this frisky Valentine's Gear.
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The movie's got a great premise, but can't conjure enough charm or wit to keep viewers spellbound.
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Ever seen a movie wholly upended by a single mustache?
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From The Sound of Music to Knives Out, Plummer had a career packed with memorable roles.
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Space Sweepers is a big-budget Korean sci-fi outing with a debt to Guardians of the Galaxy and a mind to build a future world of its own.
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Janelle Monae plays a Civil War-era slave AND a 21st-century author.
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Honor the late Christopher Plummer with a movie featuring one of his most well-known roles.
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This is one of the best music docs we've ever seen, mixing a scholarly approach to musicology with a compelling narrative and valuable insights.
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Y: 1883 premieres on Paramount+ later this year.
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Women reclaim their bodies in this poignant film.
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Christopher Plummer's Captain von Trapp was my platonic ideal of a man. So long, farewell, Captain.
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Allen v. Farrow premieres Sunday, Feb. 21 at 9/8c on HBO.
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What ever happened to predictability?
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Van Jones and Meghan McCain are teaming up on a new documentary about the quest for unity.
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aka "The One Where Matthew and Diana Go to 1590 France"
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Eternal Sunshine of the Thoughtless Mind.
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Some of the mythical creatures from Brazilian folklore come to life in Rio de Janeiro after a freshwater dolphin washes ashore from the ocean.
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As the title indicates, Peanuts fans should expect more silly Snoopy and Woodstock hijinks than Charlie Brown angst in this new series.
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Zendaya and John David Washington give deeply committed performances in an otherwise insufferable movie.
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It's still bad for sexual assault survivors, but Firefly Lane reminds us it used to be even worse.
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Plummer was known for his roles in The Sound of Music and more recently, Knives Out.
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I thought I knew everything about Britney. Then I watched this.
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And to think, this was supposed to be an interview to promote Jones' new documentary with Meghan McCain.
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The Stand has a lot of making up to do for mismanaging the titular stand the way it's done here.
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Cannon has been re-hired after apologizing for anti-semitic remarks he made on a podcast.
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Real or not real?
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If we had the Time Stone, we could watch the next episode right now.
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"It's 2021, Chad, haven't you heard?"
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Try Pole Fitness at Home with these nifty workout tools.
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Fall in love with what's new to watch on VOD this weekend.
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This could be the biggest thing to hit the MCU since Nick Fury told Tony Stark about "the Avengers Initiative."
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Oh, WandaVision just did that.
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This Sundance documentary definitely isn't creepy at all.
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No, Tully, you don't need a baby. You need to confront your mom.
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Streaming the Super Bowl on Hulu: touchdown or incomplete pass?
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No wonder it's selling out at grocery stores.
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Rodney Ascher's new film doesn't shy away from the dangers of simulation theory.
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"They want credit for recognizing reality."
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Check out the Firefly Lane books while you binge the Netflix series.
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Sources say the sale is the biggest ever for a Sundance documentary, beating last year's $12 million Boys State acquisition.
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It's like, maybe don't?
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...Plus Bliss, Framing Britney Spears, WandaVision and more!
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Now on Apple TV+, brand new episodes starring Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and the Peanuts gang.
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“This was always going to be a love letter." - Director and nephew, Griffin Dunne