Best Movies of 2026
Ranked by our critic's grades, best first.
The OdysseyNolan takes on the oldest story ever told and makes it feel like the newest.Read the review
You Can See EverythingNathan Fielder spends 34 days with Elizabeth Holmes and builds a hall of mirrors out of them, as funny as it is haunting.
PrimetimeRobert Pattinson's uncanny Chris Hansen carries a queasy, gorgeous fever dream that looks harder at To Catch a Predator than it thinks about it.
Project Hail MaryA big, warm, expensively imagined space rescue that leans hard on Ryan Gosling's charm and gets away with it.
Disclosure DaySpielberg goes back to the skies at seventy nine and finds, in Emily Blunt, the best reason he has had in years to believe.
HoppersPixar's funniest film in a decade, about a girl in a robot beaver who accidentally starts a revolution, and the jokes are only half of it.
The InviteOlivia Wilde's four-hander about a stale marriage and the swingers upstairs is a properly adult comedy, very funny until a third act that stumbles.
The Sheep DetectivesSheep investigating their shepherd's murder sounds like a gimmick, and Craig Mazin's script turns it into a funny, unexpectedly moving film about death.
TunerLeo Woodall's hypersensitive piano tuner turned safecracker makes a warm, funny caper out of a premise that gets sillier the harder it leans on the crime.
Resident Evil (2026)Zach Cregger strips the franchise down to one courier's night run to a hospital, and it is the first Resident Evil film that feels like playing the games.