Movies

Josh O’Connor gives one of the year’s best performances as a Colorado father broken by divorce and a raging wildfire. Bring handkerchiefs.

Elle Fanning does the monster mash and brings audiences back to theaters in droves.

There’s a timely message in this animated gem about a time-traveling 10-year-old boy who dreams of the dinosaur era but lands in 2075 instead.

Want to see one of the year’s best films? Try Joachim Trier’s sublimely acted spellbinder about a broken family that will make you laugh till it hurts.

Russell Crowe triumphs as a high-ranking Nazi butting heads with a shrink (Rami Malek) in a drama that feels more Hollywood than history.

Jennifer Lawrence gives a performance to die for in a devastating tragicomedy about postpartum depression run amok.

Out of the past when railroads were built to run and race against time, comes a movie dream that qualifies as a thing of beauty and terror.