Two Korean childhood sweethearts reunite after 24 years apart to confront their fates and feelings for one another in Celine Song’s directorial debut.
A hotheaded fire elemental and an emotional water being explore the world around them and each other in Pixar’s newest animated adventure.
This smart and sincere dramedy from A24 makes a case for the best film of the year (so far).
The animated musical that kickstarted the Disney Renaissance gets a new live-action treatment from director Rob Marshall.
Recounting the rise and fall of a tech empire, this dramedy makes for one of the most entertaining films of the first half of the year.
Michelle Williams is a sculptor juggling familial responsibilities, caring for animals and the meticulous life of an artist in the new film from Kelly Reichardt.
A hunchback finds himself in the middle of the mother of all political-religious feuds in this new medieval comedy from Broken Lizard.
Illumination gives the Nintendo franchise a genuine adaptation even if it is a little bare-boned.