A sober documentary revisits the 1985 killing of Palestinian activist Alex Odeh, tracing known suspects, archival records and contemporary inquiries while emphasizing grief over grand revelations.
a compassionate, occasionally unruly film that examines class, caregiving and the gig economy through the lives of a working-class Singaporean family
the latest SpongeBob adventure brings familiar voices, new guest stars and a seafaring quest to Paramount+ on February 17 for viewers in the U.S. and Canada
Baz Luhrmann’s EPiC converts rediscovered 1970s footage into an immersive concert film, blending restoration work by Peter Jackson’s team, rare Super 8 material and a newly assembled first‑person narrative by Elvis himself.
A concise look at how Alain Gomis’ Dao navigates diaspora, family bonds and identity with striking imagery and emotional depth.
a brisk, provocative satire from karim aïnouz that assembles a bold cast to assault wealth and patriarchy, but its maximalist choices sometimes undercut the film’s bite.
A timely reexamination of the 1986 sequel that blends sincere character work and elevated production values with the franchise’s signature mayhem.
an inside look at how a cult TV comedy was reshaped into a kinetic film through test screenings, legal strategy, and creative pivots
Emerald Fennell’s adaptation trims the novel, recasts key figures, and reshapes character dynamics, producing a visually rich but polarizing take on Emily Brontë’s classic.
a peculiar body-swap satire, by design turns a woman-to-chair premise into a study of desire and commodity culture, premiered at sundance 2026 and opening in theaters on February 13.
Jason Momoa delivers a stripped-down, satisfying action turn in Braven — a compact siege thriller that proves small-scale films can be as thrilling as blockbusters.
Gore Verbinski’s latest is a visually driven, darkly funny sci-fi that pairs Sam Rockwell’s manic energy with striking cinematography to probe our relationship with screens and surveillance.
a colorful, fast-paced animated sports film produced by Stephen Curry that turns roarball into a vivid underdog tale full of inventive courts and lively voice performances
a tender, first feature that foregrounds fatherhood and childhood memory while cautiously weaving in the upheaval of 1993 nigeria
Gore Verbinski stages a wildly inventive return with Sam Rockwell at the center of a time-looping, AI-fighting diner caper that balances uproarious set pieces and thoughtful satire.
A compact guide to the most compelling films screening in theaters now, with concise takes on style, themes, and who should see them.
bart layton’s crime 101 reframes the LA heist movie as a study of longing, moral mirrors and the shared route characters travel along US 101