FeaturedAnnecy Minions & Monsters
Animation, Adventure · 1h 30m
New Movie Reviews · CelluloidScore.com
Celluloid Score ratings, critic vs audience gaps, and expert reviews — so you know whether a film is worth your time before you hit play.
#1 in theaters: Minions & Monsters (78% Celluloid Score). Top rated: The Godfather.
Top Rated The highest-grossing movies in theaters this week — ranked by estimated domestic gross, each paired with its Celluloid Score so you can see which box-office hits critics and audiences actually rate.
FeaturedAnnecy Animation, Adventure · 1h 30m
Featured Animation, Family · 1h 42m
Featured Action, Sci-Fi · 1h 48m
Featured History, Drama · 2h 5m
Comedy, Documentary · 1h 32m
Featured Action, Sci-Fi · 2h 9m
Featured Sci-Fi, Thriller · 2h 25m
FeaturedSundance Comedy, Drama · 1h 47m
War, Action · 1h 42m
Berlin International Film Festival Drama, Comedy · 1h 39m
Featured History, Drama · 2h 5m
Berlin International Film Festival Drama, Comedy · 1h 39m
FeaturedAnnecy Animation, Adventure · 1h 30m
Featured Action, Sci-Fi · 1h 48m
Comedy, Documentary · 1h 32m
FeaturedSundance Comedy, Drama · 1h 47m
Action, Adventure · 1h 52m
In theaters Jul 10, 2026
Action, Adventure · 2h 45m
In theaters Jul 17, 2026
Action, Adventure · 2h 10m
In theaters Jul 31, 2026
Horror, Mystery · 1h 58m
In theaters Aug 14, 2026
Horror, Mystery · 1h 44m
In theaters Aug 21, 2026
Horror, Action · 1h 55m
In theaters Sep 11, 2026
Horror, Action · 1h 48m
In theaters Sep 18, 2026
Animation, Adventure · 1h 32m
In theaters Sep 25, 2026
Animation, Action · 1h 35m
In theaters Oct 9, 2026
Action, Adventure · 1h 59m
In theaters Oct 10, 2026
Crime, Drama · 2h 55m
Action, Drama · 3h 27m
Drama · 2h 16m
Adventure, Biography · 3h 47m
Thriller, Drama · 2h 12m
Crime, Drama · 1h 28m
★★★★★
Apple TV+'s Severance is not a mystery box to be solved but a philosophical machine, using the sterile geometry of corporate space to stage the oldest question in cinema: who are we when no one is watching?
A landmark of television direction — sterile, sinister, and quietly devastating. Essential viewing.
★★★★★
Jesse Armstrong's Succession weaponises the restless handheld camera and the withheld reaction shot to turn corporate warfare into a King Lear for the age of private jets — the finest ensemble drama of its decade.
A savage, Shakespearean masterpiece. Five stars, and the benchmark every prestige drama is now measured against.
★★★★½
Olivia Wilde's chamber piece confines four extraordinary actors to a single apartment and lets the camera do the accusing — a comedy of manners that curdles, with real formal daring, into something closer to horror.
Wilde's best work by a distance — a razor-sharp, superbly acted single-location chamber piece. Don't miss it.
★★★★☆
Steven Spielberg trades spectacle for institutional dread in a first-contact thriller that watches humanity's certainties dissolve — the master of upward-gazing wonder now more interested in the faces looking back down.
Late-period Spielberg in restrained, paranoid mode — less awe than unease, and all the more haunting for it. Highly recommended.
★★★☆☆
Milly Alcock's fierce Kara Zor-El and Jason Momoa's scene-stealing Lobo lift a DCU entry that critics find uneven but audiences largely embrace.
Worth seeing for Alcock and Momoa — just manage blockbuster expectations.
★★★★★
Francis Ford Coppola's 1972 masterpiece turns a mafia saga into the definitive story of American power, family, and corruption — and more than 50 years on, it has never been surpassed.
An essential, five-star cornerstone of cinema — the American crime epic every other has been measured against since.
★★★★½
Andrew Stanton sends Woody and Buzz up against a screen-obsessed kid and a frog-shaped tablet, and Pixar finds fresh heart in the oldest fear in the franchise.
Celluloid Pick family viewing — the year's biggest animated event.
★★★☆☆
Jon Erwin's French and Indian War origin story finds a charismatic George Washington in William Franklyn-Miller, even when the history turns into musket-firing spectacle.
A patriotic crowd-pleaser that critics find uneven — audiences disagree.
★★★★½
Assembled from two decades of Jia Zhangke's own footage, this drifting portrait of love and displacement finds Tao Zhao aging alongside a nation in flux.
Essential viewing for anyone who believes cinema can hold time.
Featured Documentary · 1h 40m
Featured Drama · 1h 55m
Featured Comedy, Drama · 1h 55m
Thriller · 2h 55m
Sci-Fi, Animation · 2h 55m
Featured Animation · 2h 10m
Musical · 1h 40m
Featured Drama · 2h 40m
The Godfather leads our celluloid picks with a 96% Celluloid Score.
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