New Movies: Release Calendar for January 14, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films
After a slim few weeks at the 2022 box office, a wide variety of new options are finally hitting both theaters and in-home platforms.
Reviews
‘Scream’ Review: Ghostface Returns in Reference-Soaked Fifth Chapter
Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette return for an overly self-referential but satisfyingly scary franchise continuation.
‘See for Me’ Review: A Blind Assassin Is Born in IFC Midnight’s Gripping Thriller
Visually impaired actor Skylar Davenport plays a blind house sitter handling a home invasion in a triumph of authentic casting.
‘The 355’ Review: Smart All-Female Spy Thriller Isn’t Revolutionary, but It Doesn’t Have to Be
Jessica Chastain, Diane Kruger, Lupita Nyong’o, Penelope Cruz, and Fan Bingbing are globe-trotting spies going up against bad men and the usual genre expectations.
‘The Matrix Resurrections’ Review: The Boldest and Most Personal Franchise Sequel Since ‘The Last Jedi’
At a time when Hollywood blockbusters can only seem to be about themselves, Lana Wachowski subverts that trend in extraordinary ways.
‘Last Words’ Review: Nick Nolte Is a Post-Apocalyptic Projectionist in a Movie About the Evils of Streaming
Stellan Skarsgård, Charlotte Rampling, and others watch movies at the end of the world in a drama that sees climate change and Netflix as symptoms of the same disease.
‘American Underdog’ Review: Zachary Levi Is Kurt Warner in Faith-Based Football Biopic That Fails to Convert
The Christian duo behind “I Still Believe” return with the incredible true story of a large and handsome man who was good at football.
‘Mother/Android’ Review: Chloë Grace Moretz Tries to Create Life During the Apocalypse in Bland Sci-Fi Thriller
Hulu delivers a forgettable post-apocalyptic pastiche that borrows liberally from “The Terminator,” “The Last of Us,” and “A Quiet Place.”
‘A Journal for Jordan’ Review: Denzel Washington Directs Michael B. Jordan in a Baffling, Fact-Based Melodrama
Co-star Chanté Adams makes the most of a muddled, messy story prone to forgetting its very reason for existing.
‘The King’s Man’ Review: Matthew Vaughn’s Spy Prequel Is Incoherent, Cynical, and Dull
Ralph Fiennes stars as an aristocratic pacifist who learns to serve his country in a self-serious origin story that’s just as juvenile as the rest of “The Kingsman” franchise.
‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Review: Hero Wrestles with Place in Universe in Emotional, Unsteady Sequel
Surprises abound as Peter Parker attempts to understand his spot in the universe(s) in this often thrilling, occasionally muddled sequel.
‘Agnes’ Review: Mickey Reece’s Seriocomic Tale of Demonic Possession Will Restore Your Faith in Nunsploitation
Two mismatched priests attempt to exorcise a young nun in an unclassifiable indie that splits the difference between horror spoof and religious crisis.
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