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  2. 8 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week

    Whether you’re a casual moviegoer or an avid buff, our reviewers think these films are worth knowing about.

     By The New York Times

    From left, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Anthony Ramos and Glen Powell in “Twisters.”
    From left, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Anthony Ramos and Glen Powell in “Twisters.”
    CreditMelinda Sue Gordon/Universal Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures & Amblin Entertainment

    2. ‘Twisters’ Review: When the Monster Is Real

      Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones lead a stand-alone sequel to the 1996 hit — and times sure have changed.

       By Alissa Wilkinson

      From left, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Anthony Ramos and Glen Powell in “Twisters.”
      From left, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Anthony Ramos and Glen Powell in “Twisters.”
      CreditMelinda Sue Gordon/Universal Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures & Amblin Entertainment

  1. ‘Great Absence’ Review: A Mystery of Disappearance

    A skillfully directed Japanese mystery dips into the strangeness of dementia for those who stand by and watch.

     By Alissa Wilkinson

    Mirai Moriyama in “Great Absence.”
    CreditGaga Picturehouse
    Critic’s Pick

  2. In ‘Twisters,’ Storm Chasers Want to Disrupt a Tornado. Is That Possible?

    The original ‘Twister’ ushered in a new era of fascination with tornadoes. Its follow-up may have even bigger ambitions.

     By Judson Jones

    CreditReto Sterchi for The New York Times

  3. Why This Star of Georgian Film Isn’t Showing His New Movie in Georgia

    The director Levan Akin is worried that his latest film, “Crossing,” will inflame tensions around L.G.B.T. visibility in the post-Soviet nation.

     By Carmen Gray

    Levan Akin in Stockholm. He lives in Sweden, where he was raised by Turkish parents of Georgian heritage, and said this made it easier to to bring L.G.B.T. stories from Georgia to the screen.
    CreditLoulou d'Aki for The New York Times

  4. How ‘Twisters’ Destroys a Motel

    The director Lee Isaac Chung narrates a sequence from the film featuring Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell, in which a building is leveled by a tornado.

     By Mekado Murphy

    Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell in “Twisters.”
    Credit
    Anatomy of a Scene

  5. ‘Oddity’ Review: Twisted Sister

    A haunted house, a blind psychic and a suspicious death fuel this flawed yet fun supernatural thriller.

     By Jeannette Catsoulis

    Carolyn Bracken in “Oddity.”
    CreditColm Hogan/IFC Films and Shudder

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  7. ‘Join or Die’ Review: Come Together

    This documentary about the work of Robert Putnam, who wrote “Bowling Alone,” argues that Americans can save democracy by becoming joiners.

    By Natalia Winkelman

     
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  10. Keanu Reeves Wrote a Book. A Really Weird One.

    What if the star of “The Matrix” worked with a sci-fi novelist to tell the story of an 80,000-year-old warrior who can rip people’s arms off but struggles with loneliness?

    By Alexandra Alter

     
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