Actor David Thewlis voices Michael Stone as he engages in puppet showering, puppet profanity, puppet nudity and puppet hallucinations. Courtesy of Paramount Pictures hide caption
Movie Reviews
(From left) Leonardo DiCaprio in The Revenant; Amy Poehler as Joy in Inside Out; Matt Damon in The Martian; Kettly Noël in Timbuktu; and Charlize Theron in Mad Max: Fury Road. 20th Century Fox/Pixar/20th Century Fox/Cohen Media Group/Warner Bros. hide caption
Orson Welles plays Sir John Falstaff, the portly Shakespearean rapscallion in Chimes at Midnight. Courtesy of Janus Films hide caption
Leonardo DiCaprio, as Hugh Glass, bears the elements in a scene from The Revenant. Kimberley French/Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film hide caption
'Revenant' Reveals A Breathtaking, Punishing Saga Of Survival And Revenge
'Joy' Sinks Into A Morass As Its Protagonist Faces Irritating Obstacles
Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper in a scene from Joy. Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox hide caption
Samuel L. Jackson plays Major Marquis Warren in The Hateful Eight. Andrew Cooper/Courtesy of The Weinstein Company hide caption
Charlotte Rampling as Kate in 45 Years. Agatha A. Nitecka/Courtesy of IFC Films hide caption
The drama Room tells the story of a boy and his mother (played by Jacob Tremblay and Brie Larson) who are being held captive in a windowless room. Caitlin Cronenberg/Courtesy of A24 hide caption
Film Critic David Edelstein Says 2015 Offered An 'Embarrassment Of Riches'
Tom Courtenay and Charlotte Rampling are a long-married couple unsettled by a revelation from his past in 45 Years. Agatha A. Nitecka/IFC Films hide caption
HBO Documentary Explores Dark Underbelly Of Russia's Bolshoi Ballet
Saul (Géza Röhrig) is almost always seen in a near close-up in Son of Saul, putting you right there next to him. Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics hide caption
Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac) in a scene from Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Courtesy of Lucasfilm hide caption
Geza Rohrig as Saul in Son of Saul. Ildi Hermann/Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics hide caption
Russell Brand in a scene from The Emperor's New Clothes. Courtesy of StudioCanal and IFC Films hide caption