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Disney Projects $118 Million Opening for ‘Little Mermaid’ Remake

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How the New Little Mermaid Is Different From the Original

By Laura Zornosa

The True Story Behind the HBO Movie Reality

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The 30 Most Anticipated Movies of Summer 2023

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How Drag Culture Inspired Ursula

Ursula, the sea witch villain of 'The Little Mermaid'—now played by Melissa McCarthy—was originally inspired by the drag queen Divine.

By Laura Zornosa

Asteroid City Is Too Stiff and Stylized

Read TIME's review of Wes Anderson's latest

By Stephanie Zacharek

'May December' Is a Twisty Age-Gap Drama

In Todd Haynes' age-gap drama, Portman plays an actor studying for a role as a woman (Moore) involved with a much younger man.

By Stephanie Zacharek

Zone of Interest Is a Chilling Holocaust Tale

Jonathan Glazer's first movie in a decade, which premiered at Cannes, tells the story of a Nazi family living just over the wall from Auschwitz.

By Stephanie Zacharek

Let’s Talk About the Shocking Reveals of 'Fast X'

No one is ever really dead or gone in a 'Fast & Furious' movie: 'Fast X' brings two characters back; one, from the dead and the other, from franchise exile.

By Shannon Carlin

Breaking Down the Fast & Furious Family Tree

Any questions moviegoers have regarding who is Dom’s family and who is just his 'family' can be put to rest. At least, until Fast & Furious 11.

By Shannon Carlin

Let Movie Characters Stay Dead Already

Another major resurrection in the Fast & Furious franchise begs the question, what are the stakes in a film when everyone is plot-proof?

By Eliana Dockterman

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny May Be Lackluster But Harrison Ford Is Forever

The fifth and final movie in the franchise has too many chase scenes and too little plot, but a gruff, tender Harrison Ford is worth watching.

By Stephanie Zacharek

Master Gardener: a Lustrous Romantic Thriller

Along with 'First Reformed' and 'The Card Counter,' Paul Schrader's new drama starring Joel Edgerton completes a loose trilogy entwined around the idea of male guilt

By Stephanie Zacharek

What Johnny Depp Has Become

At the Cannes Film Festival, both onscreen and off, the controversial movie star was a spectacle of his own making.

By Stephanie Zacharek

New Anna Nicole Smith Doc Fails Its Subject

'You Don't Know Me' seeks to add nuance to the model and media personality's story but gets bogged down in tabloid fodder

By Cady Lang

Review: Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie

What’s striking about 'Still' is how celebratory it is. This isn’t the story of a wonderful actor felled by an illness; it’s the story of a wonderful actor, period.

By Stephanie Zacharek

The Mother Is Fun in Spite of Itself

How can we not laugh—with joy, not derision—when we see our favorite mom hunting stag in Alaska while wearing the lushest fur-trimmed hood this side of Fendi?

By Stephanie Zacharek

Deepika Padukone Is Redefining Global Stardom

Deepika Padukone, India’s most popular actress, is bringing the world to Bollywood.

By Astha Rajvanshi / Mumbai

Breaking Down 'Guardians' Post-Credits Scenes

And what they say about the characters' futures in the MCU

By Moises Mendez II

A Refresher on Guardians of the Galaxy

Here is everything you need to remember before Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3

By Moises Mendez II
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