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To watch “A Christmas Story” (1983) is to experience hazy snippets of a middle-class childhood in late-1940s Indiana — but with a painfully snarky adult internal monologue (Jean Shepherd) in your ear. Teeming with nostalgia, the classic holiday film sets itself apart from other selections in the Christmas zeitgeist with its effervescent wit and striking...

Let's leave 2023 by looking back at some of our best and worst reviewed movies of the year, including Barbie, Oppenheimer, Next Goal Wins, and more.

That dystopian movies have become a genre all their own speaks to our fears of the future. Here are the best dystopian movies of all time:

Ryan Gosling brings Kenergy to the world, Mae Martin conquers comedy, Elisapie puts an Inuit spin on classic rock — plus other noteworthy names in Canadian culture

Silent Night, Deadly Night was a notorious Christmas-themed slasher flick. Let's examine why it bothered critics!

Tanya Hart received the 2023 Gold Circle Award at the 50th Annual Daytime Emmys for her work as a TV Host/Producer and advocate of diversity.

No critic can be objective, and they shouldn’t try, Gittell explainis how a hard year made space for smaller independent films.

The acclaimed author has endorsed antisemitic conspiracy theorists while working with Steven Spielberg.

A radio play, a comedy extravaganza and a Pixar favorite all make this week's list of best bets.

George Clooney might have made a brief cameo as Batman in 2023's The Flash. He has strong feelings, however, about taking up the cape and cowl again.