The best movies out right now

An Arizona border town submits to an experiment that leads them into the past, darkly.

This entertaining popcorn thriller has a thing or two to say about our lives online.

Bursting with attitude and heart, Hollywood's first Asian-centric rom-com in years makes up for lost time in a big way.

Glenn Close is typically brilliant as the titular wife in a tale of a marriage cracking under the pressures of fame, neediness and revenge.

Spike Lee’s Klan-infiltration period piece is a high-energy filleting of today's racially torn America.

Caught having sex with the prom queen, a teen is sent to "pray away the gay" at a Christian conversion therapy camp, in what's actually a timely, funny comedy.

Hang on to your hats, Ethan Hunt’s back, better and bolder than ever.

Growing up is hard to do for a social-media-obsessed teen, but Bo Burnham's gentle, keenly observed indie is on her side.

Won’t You Be My Neighbor? stops short of hagiography, occasionally disclosing Rogers’ foibles and contradictions.

Think protecting mere mortals is hard? Try parenting.

A retro-obsessed director and an '80s icon team up for a hallucinatory axe-wielding fantasy lovingly crafted for a niche audience.

Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively spark up a blackly comic thriller about double-crossing frenemies, made by an unlikely director.

Just this side of meta, the verbal action-sci-fi update loves telling you how much fun you're having.

A creature of habit adds a few more chills to the Conjuring universe.

A soccer mom goes rogue in a movie that's not only fear-mongering and racist—it's utterly inept.

Bursting with attitude and heart, Hollywood's first Asian-centric rom-com in years makes up for lost time in a big way.

Despite all the blood in the water, this supersized fish tale is nowhere near as fun or frenzied as you'll want it to be.

This entertaining popcorn thriller has a thing or two to say about our lives online.

Hang on to your hats, Ethan Hunt’s back, better and bolder than ever.

Easy-to-please kids will grin and bear a new Winnie the Pooh adventure, but the magic is somewhat dissipated.

Despite its engaging performances, this real-life story about Israel's hunt for a war criminal moves through rote plot points with uninventive efficiency.

Spike Lee's Klan-infiltration period piece is a high-energy filleting of today's racially torn America.

A boy and wolf bond in this raw-boned survival movie told on an epic visual scale.