Peter Travers

Move over “Odyssey,” here’s another Greek tragedy of love and war, done as a fabulous musical. Initially set for a five-day limited run, this live capture of the stage smash has been extended by popular demand. Don’t miss it.

Tom Holland and Zendaya power through what’s left of a franchise that’s run out of original ideas, the kind that matter.

Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman are naughty and (shocker!) kinda nice in Gregg Araki’s screwball sex farce about the sizzle Gen Z isn’t feeling.

It’s not what you think. It’s as if Monty Python had an excellent adventure with Bill & Ted & Borat. You will laugh helplessly.

There’s nothing hard-charging about this sports comedy placebo from producer-star Ben Stiller. It’s easy, breezy and light on its feet, and who says that on a lazy summer night a dink can’t win the game.

The latest in Kevin Hart’s long line of threadbare, throwaway comedies.

Masterpiece is a puny word to describe this Homeric film epic since everything great about director Christopher Nolan is shining in it. Oscar is coming for this cinema colossus, from a career-best Matt Damon to sights and sounds that will knock you sideways, this is the movie event of the year.

In Lauren Meyering’s tender-tough film, an autistic girl (a neurodivergent Lillian Carrier) finds community in the gymnastic dance sport of hobbyhorsing. Even the make believe has an authenticity that comes at you full gallop. Why resist? It’s a heartbreaker.

The execution is clumsy, even didactic, but you’ll cheer as women rebel against cultural censorship and an enslaving patriarchy by reading forbidden books and spreading the word.

This baby will scare the bejesus out of you, relentlessly and mercilessly, but that’s all there is.