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Why Amazon is paying nearly $9 billion for MGM and James Bond

By Peter Kafka

The empty dream that LuLaRoe sold

By Alissa Wilkinson

One Good Thing: An unsung drama of the 2010s you should stream right now

By Emily St. James

One Good Thing: The gorgeous horror movie St. Maud finds religious ecstasy in self-destruction

By Aja Romano

A guide to the Oscars’ Best Documentary nominees

By Alissa Wilkinson

A brief guide to the Oscars’ Best Picture nominees

By Alissa Wilkinson

The fabulous Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar recalls a bygone age of wackadoodle comedy

By Alissa Wilkinson

Minari and the bittersweet promise of America

By Alissa Wilkinson

Judas and the Black Messiah is already one of 2021’s best movies

By Alissa Wilkinson

15 groundbreaking, unsettling, joyous documentaries to look for this year

By Alissa Wilkinson

One Night in Miami is a thoughtful study of Black celebrity, power, and justice

By Alissa Wilkinson

9 new movies to watch over the holidays

By Alissa Wilkinson and Alex Abad-Santos

A guide to Steve McQueen’s Small Axe, the greatest film series you’ll see this year

By Alissa Wilkinson

On the rebellious joy of a long, long movie dance scene

By Alissa Wilkinson

A delicious feast of food movies

By Alissa Wilkinson

The Nest is a taut thriller about the perils of envy

By Alissa Wilkinson

The new Borat movie mocks a Trump-era fixation on a particular female aesthetic

By Alissa Wilkinson

America is damaged but hopeful in 4 excellent new movies

By Alissa Wilkinson

Two movies that celebrate Ruth Bader Ginsburg

By Alissa Wilkinson

What to watch this weekend, on all your favorite streaming platforms

By Alissa Wilkinson

How to watch Emma, Onward, and other new movies you can suddenly view at home

By Alissa Wilkinson

You’ve never seen anything quite like Amazon’s Undone. We mean that literally.

By Emily St. James

Midsommar’s twisted ending, explained

By Alissa Wilkinson

Ari Aster on his new film Midsommar: “I keep telling people I want it to be confusing”

By Alissa Wilkinson

Midsommar is a brutish, nasty daylight nightmare from the director of Hereditary

By Alissa Wilkinson