The awards, which are streaming live on Netflix for the first time, will offer a preview of some key Oscars races. Barbra Streisand will be on hand, too.
Category: Movies
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‘Mea Culpa’ Review: Who’s Really to Blame, and for What?
The tagline of Tyler Perry’s new movie is “everyone’s guilty of something,” but the responsibility for this willfully steamy, decidedly silly thriller is all his.
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Manslaughter Trial Begins of ‘Rust’ Armorer in Alec Baldwin Shooting
Prosecutors said the armorer, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, was responsible for the presence of live ammunition on the set and for failing to check the gun; the defense said she was a scapegoat.
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‘Io Capitano’ Review: A Migration Odyssey
The Italian director of the film “Gomorrah” focuses his tender yet unsparing lens on two teenage boys journeying from their home in Senegal to Europe.
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‘About Dry Grasses’ Review: The Weariness of Hope
The latest intimate epic from the master filmmaker Nuri Bilge Ceylan asks whether the world can change, and we can change with it.
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‘Stopmotion’ Review: Her Dark Materials
A fraying animator becomes the victim of her own creations in this visually sophisticated horror movie.
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‘The Invisible Fight’ Review: Iron Fist vs. Iron Curtain
This action comedy set in the 1970s satisfyingly blends kung fu, heavy metal and Orthodox Christianity.
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Jennifer Lopez and ‘This Is Me … Now’: Is She for Real?
“This Is Me … Now: A Love Story,” a movie built on her latest album, is a showcase for the exhausting, never-ending, hazardous work of being Jennifer Lopez.
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‘They Shot the Piano Player’ Review: Taking on a Bossa Nova Mystery
The pianist Francisco Tenório Júnior, on tour in Argentina during the right-wing dictatorship of the 1970s, vanished. This animated feature picks up the trail.
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‘Ordinary Angels’ Review: A Hairdresser Turns Lifesaver
When a 5-year-old girl’s life is in danger if she doesn’t get surgery urgently, help arrives from unexpected places.
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‘Drive-Away Dolls’ Review: A Mirthless Joyride
Directing without his brother, Ethan Coen brings the usual mix of highbrow references and petty crimes, but this road movie just stalls out.