The Golden Globes Sends a Message With Its Snub of The Irishman
Netflix’s biggest awards-season contender went home empty-handed last night. What does this mean for the Oscars race ahead?
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Harvey Weinstein Haunted the Golden Globes
The glittering ceremony took place on the eve of the Hollywood mogul’s criminal trial. You wouldn’t have known that from watching the show.
A Chaotic Golden Globes for a Chaotic Moment
The kickoff to awards season was an evening that oscillated wildly between jovial bonhomie and current crisis.
Imagining a Better End to The Rise of Skywalker
Three fan-fiction writers dissect the divisive ending of the Disney trilogy—and the role of romance in the series.
1917 Is a Visual Feat and a Bad Movie
Sam Mendes’s war drama is designed to look like it was shot in two long takes. But this technical accomplishment is wasted on a soulless film.
One Way the New Little Women Film Is Radical
With remarkable clarity, Greta Gerwig’s adaptation establishes love and its complement, sacrifice, as mutually engaged emotions.
A Pop-Culture Time Capsule of the 2010s
The 27 works, moments, and objects that define the best—and worst—of the past decade
The 10 Best Movie Scenes of the 2010s
A decade’s worth of stellar cinematic sequences, from The Social Network to Parasite
A Serious Conversation With the Man Who Made Cats
“If I had a comment on my own trailer … I sometimes felt there was too much fur covering [the actors’] own faces.”
Little Women Is a Sparklingly Clever New Take on a Classic
Greta Gerwig’s film remixes the timeline of the novel, illuminating the strengths of Louisa May Alcott’s beloved characters.