Few stars have ever redefined an entire genre with a single performance, but Bruce Willis did exactly that in 1988 with Die Hard. Before John McClane crashed barefoot through Nakatomi Plaza, action heroes tended to be larger-than-life muscle men.
A new Godfather movie could be on the way, and this time the story takes a new direction.
After four years largely out of the spotlight, Will Smith is poised for a comeback.
An epic tale of romance, heartbreak and sacrifice, adapted from one of China's great literary classics.
Music icon Taylor Swift has dominated the Grammy Awards in recent years. Could she win her first Oscar?
Everything in the printed magazine, online: every story, every page.
Five questions for Colin Farrell, as the second season of his Apple TV series Sugar arrives.
From Clueless to Power Ballad, Paul Rudd has been entertaining audiences for 30 years.
Jamie Lee Curtis has a glittering career in films, but she's found her greatest happiness running a new TV sitcom.
Music icon Taylor Swift has dominated the Grammy Awards in recent years. Could she win her first Oscar?
The hand and footprint ceremony at the TCL Chinese Theatre is Hollywood's oldest and most enduring honor.
The first AI film to premiere at a major film festival as part of the official line-up.
Why one of Hollywood's boldest indie studios just said yes to Google DeepMind.
Art, not algorithms: why Guillermo del Toro said no to AI.
The box-office story behind this year's low-budget horror surprise.
This year's festival had no Hollywood studio movies, and felt far more muted than usual.
The comedy favorite steps back into the spotlight.
If the World Cup made you a soccer fan, these are the films to see.
Sixty years on, where does Star Trek go next?
Some of the most iconic movies of all time are celebrating their 50th anniversary.
Hollywood’s box office is on track to top $10 billion for the first time since the pandemic. Our back-cover story looks at how the movies got their audience back.
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Losing Christopher Nolan was a disaster for Warner Bros.
The best films of 2026 so far, as reviewed by our editor-in-chief.
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