Usually, a good movie and great performances go hand-in-hand. If you’re looking to be blown away by acting talent, look no further. Here are the best movies and show featuring great acting.
The agonizing tug of war between dogma and desire is sharply illustrated in writer-director Laurel Parmet’s feature debut, set inside…
Strictly Ballroom is an energetic, fun and hilarious movie. Baz Lurhman does an incredible job telling the story of a…
This unique romance is set during a time when a man would be sent the painting of the woman he…
Let’s get this out of the way: Love Story isn’t an accurate retelling of the marriage between John F. Kennedy…
With the gorgeous period costumes, the romance, and the familial dynamics, you would think that Like Water for Chocolate’s latest…
There is nothing quite like The Substance right now. It’s unsubtle, it’s provocative, and its satirical humor can be a…
Hurt people hurt people, the saying goes, and nowhere is that more evident than in Hard Truths. Directed by Mike…
Watching The Day of the Jackal feels like watching a film; it’s taut, fast-paced, and flashy, featuring incredible dual performances…
Be prepared to have the expectations you form after reading Scrapper’s synopsis shattered: though it is about a 12-year-old dealing…
La Chimera is often meandering. Scenes flitter about and move at different paces, resembling dreams more than they do reality,…
After the only war the Americans have lost, American post-Vietnam war portrayals tend to lean as patriotic revenge fantasies or…
A Real Pain is a deceptively simple film. There’s not a lot going on on the surface, but Eisenberg’s smart…
If you’re expecting the sleek, playful, and totally over-the-top spy shenanigans of 2005’s Mr. & Mrs. Smith, you’re not going…
Kill Bill meets Bend It Like Beckham in this wild ride about a martial arts-obsessed British-Pakistani teenager who views her…
Taking the violence and offbeat comedy of the original movie and adding constantly expanding narratives on top of it, Noah…
The strength of Plainclothes is the way it captures a memory. Fitting, for a film primarily set on New Year’s…
Aptly for a film partly set in a fortune cookie factory, Fremont deals with luck — specifically, the other side…
Nosferatu is impressive on all counts. On the acting front, you have Skarsgård performing a career-best—he’s been many monsters, but…
Only a few people in Dita’s house are related by blood, but you wouldn’t know that by how they move.…
It’s hard not to watch The Unknown Country and think of Nomadland: along with similarities in their Terrence Malick-inspired visuals,…
In Sorry, Baby, an unspeakable act of cruelty disrupts Agnes’ ambitious rise to the top. Despite being a literature professor,…
After more than 400 separate film adaptations, is there anything new to say about the monster that birthed the sci-fi…
At the height of a military dictatorship in Brazil, forced disappearances were an unfortunately common occurrence. It was the government’s…
It’s easy to feel like you’ll know exactly what you’ll get once you see stills from Guy Ritchie’s MobLand, which…
Just a few minutes in, you can already feel the immensity of The Brutalist. The rousing score stirs you. The…
With the internet able to connect people from miles away, the concept of the one that got away has become…
It’s always fascinating to see how the ultra-rich live, but it’s even more fun to see them ruin themselves with…
The Assessment is a psychological sci-fi thriller following Mia and Aaryan, a wealthy couple applying to be parents in the…
For the longest time, land was where people formed strength in community, where people were born, lived, died, and was…
Sure, many of the tropes in this feel-good romcom would be familiar. Naveen, a shy Indian doctor, loves Jay, a…
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