Seventeen years ago, Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight redefined what a superhero film could be. With Heath Ledger’s electrifying Joker, a morally complex Batman, and real-world stakes that shook the genre to its core, the film didn’t just raise the bar, it became the bar.
Billy Joel: And So It Goes takes you inside the messy, melodic life of the Piano Man like never before from heartbreak and betrayal to the stories behind his greatest hits.
We honor Boyz n the Hood, the film that changed Black cinema forever, on its 34th anniversary, and revisit the legacy of Spike Lee’s 4 Little Girls, a vital civil rights documentary that reminds us why history must never be forgotten.
New releases, real talk, hidden gems, and the biggest stories in entertainment, all in one place. Take the BIG show with you wherever you go.
My Mom Jayne is tender, honest, and courageous, a daughter’s way of saying goodbye to a mother she never really got to know, and a chance for the rest of us to see Jayne Mansfield, and maybe our own mothers, just a little more clearly.
Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal, and Chris Evans star in Materialists, Celine Song’s sharp, tender look at modern romance and the complicated price tags we sometimes attach to our hearts.
Get ready for four days of fresh films, big conversations, and community vibes in the Nation’s Capital. This week, Keeping It Reel breaks down what to see, who’s coming, and why LightReel 2025 is the BIPOC festival you don’t want to miss.
Marvel’s band of misfits and antiheroes finally get their moment — but does Thunderbolts live up to its promise?