NOVEMBER 24, 2021

'Don't Look Up' Has DiCaprio and Lawrence Star Power, but Is It Too Funny for Oscars? In Hollywood, few comedic directors squeak past the Academy's high regard for serious drama. Adam McKay is one of them, with Oscar winners " … By Anne Thompson

Five Awards Contenders Begging for a Post-Feast Binge Watch Spending quality time with your loved ones is overrated. Don't forget your real family this holiday season: TV.  By Libby Hill	Thanksgiving Box Office: 'House of Gucci' and 'Encanto' Will Lift Weekend, but Holiday Is Still Lean After a much improved October showing at the multiplex, don't expect the upcoming holiday grosses to come close to recent Thanksgiving weeke … By Tom Brueggemann

'The Unforgivable' Review: Sandra Bullock Plays a Haunted Ex-Con in a Messy Netflix Crime Drama Sandra Bullock leads a strong cast in a crime drama that struggles to simplify the British miniseries on which it's based.  By David Ehrlich	New Movies: Release Calendar for November 24, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films Celebrate the holiday with films made for (and, in some cases, against) family enjoyment.  By Kate Erbland

	'True Story' Review: Kevin Hart and Wesley Snipes Are Brothers in Predictable Netflix Fable There's chemistry between the actors, who are working together for the first time, but it's let down by pedestrian writing in this Cain and … By Tambay Obenson
	'Hellbound': Netflix's Latest Korean Blockbuster Series Is Aimed at Your Soul People are sent to Hell in broad daylight in this vicious drama from "Train to Busan" director Yeon Sang-ho, one that grapples with the dang … By Steve Greene
	'The Summit of the Gods': Reaching New Animated Heights by Climbing Mount Everest The director achieves a new kind of immersive naturalism in 2D with this movie about obsession and scaling Everest.  By Bill Desowitz
	'The Hot Zone: Anthrax' Review: Tony Goldwyn's Unhinged Performance Can't Elevate Bacteria Drama "The Hot Zone: Anthrax" is a formulaic look back at the anthrax scare with nothing new to say.  By Kristen Lopez
	Paul Thomas Anderson Would Prefer If All Movies Were 2 Hours Long: 'I've Missed That Mark' "That’s when [movies] at their best," Anderson said about a 120-minute runtime.  By Zack Sharf