(January 10)
This film—about two British soldiers during World War I who have to deliver a message deep within enemy territory in order to save the lives of 1,600 men—is already getting early Oscar buzz. And after winning Best Picture at the Golden Globes, why shouldn’t it? (Dean-Charles Chapman, George MacKay and Colin Firth star.
(January 10)
An ex-convict (Joel Kinnaman) intentionally finds a way back to the slammer in an attempt to infiltrate—and work undercover against—the mob.
(January 24)
This film tells the true story of William H. Pitsenbarger Jr., a man who was denied and then later awarded the Medal of Honor 34 years after his death for saving lives during the Vietnam War. (Christopher Plummer, Sebastian Stan and Samuel L. Jackson star.)
(February 14)
When an avalanche hits a ski resort in the Alps, two parents—played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Will Ferrell—are forced to reckon with the state of their marriage…the good and the bad.
(February 14)
A middle-aged couple (Liam Neeson and Lesley Manville) is enjoying the, well, ordinary aspects of life until they’re faced with a breast cancer diagnosis and the prospect that everything as they know it may change.
(March 6)
Ben Affleck stars as a struggling alcoholic who is offered a coaching job at his former high school. But time back on the basketball court brings up old demons he must confront—and learn how to let go of.
(March 13)
When a teenage girl finds herself unexpectedly pregnant, she wants to explore her medical options, so she takes a bus to New York City with her cousin in this coming-of-age film.
(January 10)
After two friends (Tiffany Haddish and Rose Byrne) start a beauty business together, they find themselves in debt. A makeup mogul (Salma Hayek) comes to the rescue…until it turns out she’s looking to steal their ideas.
(February 14)
Zoey Deutch’s goal: To get out of Buffalo, New York. The plan: Join the underworld of debt collecting (aka cheat/hustle/swindle her way to the top).
(February 21)
Based on the Jane Austen novel of the same name, this reboot follows Emma (Anya Taylor-Joy), a young woman who enjoys meddling in the love lives of her family and friends.
(January 17)
In the third installment of this cop comedy, Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) and Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence) join forces once again to take down the leader of a Miami drug cartel.
(January 24)
Guy Ritchie directs this film about a British drug lord, played by Matthew McConaughey, who puts his empire up for sale. (The cast also includes Michelle Dockery, Henry Golding, Hugh Grant and Colin Farrell.)
(February 7)
In the latest from the DC Comics franchise, Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) is moving on after her split from the Joker—and enlisting the help of her friends Black Canary, Huntress, etc. in the process.
(March 27)
The live-action adaptation of the Disney classic stars Liu Yifei as a Chinese maiden who disguises herself as a man in order to rescue her dad.
(January 10)
Researchers (Kristen Stewart and T.J. Miller) find themselves seven miles below the ocean’s surface when an earthquake hits…and subterranean creatures come out.
(January 24)
A modern version of The Turn of the Screw, this supernatural thriller follows a governess (Mackenzie Davis) tasked with taking care of two kids after their parents die mysteriously. (Stranger Things’ Finn Wolfhard also stars.)
(January 31)
A modern retelling of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale, a girl leads her brother into the woods only to find a terrifying web of evil hidden within.
(February 14)
If your ultimate fantasy were to come true, would you be happy? A crew of unsuspecting guests are about to find out in this scary adaptation of the 1970s TV show.
(February 28)
When her abusive ex-husband commits suicide, Cecilia (Elisabeth Moss) is set to inherit $5 million with one condition: She has to prove she’s mentally competent.
(March 20)
In the sequel to the original hit film directed by John Krasinski and starring Emily Blunt, the Abbott family is forced to venture outside their home—where they come up against a new set of creatures.
(January 17)
Based on the classic children’s book by Hugh Lofting, a physician (Robert Downey Jr.) discovers he can talk to animals. What could go wrong?
(February 14)
Jim Carrey is Dr. Ivo Robotnik in the film adaptation of the video game about Sonic (voiced by Ben Schwartz) and his quest to escape the government agents who are after him.
(March 6)
Tom Holland, Chris Pratt, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Octavia Spencer are just a few of the stars lending their voices to this film about two teenage elves on a mission to find out if magic still exists.