Author: Peter Travers
Elisabeth Moss helps turn this update of the H.G. Wells classic into a cutting, contemporary work of socially conscious horror
Thrills and chills are nowhere to be found in this horror-movie take on the cheesy, Seventies-era TV series
Peter Travers on who will likely be going home with the gold on Oscar night—and who really deserves to win
The bang-bang buddy-cop franchise returns for a belated third entry, and its stars prove that they still have that ’90s action-movie chemistry
Not even the talented star can keep this derivative horrorshow from sinking
Director Sam Mendes delivers a story of WWI soldiers on a mission that’s a technical accomplishment — and a deeply felt tale of heroism under fire
Episode IX won’t be all things to all fans, but it’s a fine and fitting end to the Skywalker saga
Elsa, Anna and the gang return for another tale of princess empowerment and earworm soundtrack cuts
Bruce Springsteen performs his new album of country-inflected California pop—and turns a concert film into a transcendental experience
The South Korean filmmaker outdoes himself with this cutting, caustic tale of class warfare between the haves and the have-nots
