2023 hollywood movies list

It’s only June, but it’s already been a great year at the movies. We’ve had surprise box-office hits, strong genre fare, early awards contenders, and everything else in between. If the first four months of 2023 are any indication, it’s looking to be a fantastic year for cinema. We launched our list of the best movies of 2023 in February, but we will continue to update it as the year goes along, adding our favorite movies as we catch up with them. At the end of the year, this will then turn into our definitive list, with our staff voting on the best movies of 2023. For now, consider this a sampling platter — a rolling list that encapsulates the many different kinds of good movies that have been released this year, and the different tastes in movies we have on our staff. There’s plenty in here for any kind of movie-watcher to enjoy. Related Because this list is not ranked (yet), we’ll be listing the entries in reverse chronological order. That means the most recent release will be listed first, and then the next most recent, all the way down to the earliest release of the year that we liked. That also means new additions will be surfaced earlier in the list. Because we’re thinking of you, dear reader. Without further ado, here are the best movies of 2023 so far, and where to watch them. Our latest update added The Roundup: No Way Out. Enjoy! Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Image: Sony Pictures Genre: Superhero Run time: 2h 16m Directors: Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers, ...

Between theaters and streamers, there’s a lot to sift through if you want to find the best movies of 2023. To spare you that effort and save you some time, we’re keeping a running list of good movies to watch as they open throughout the year. Existential unease, literate thrills, and devastation await. And, yes, most of the films listed below are either in theaters or available for streaming or rental (or will be soon). Happy watching. You Hurt My Feelings At first glance, writer-director Nicole Holofcener’s You Hurt My Feelings is a sharp and often poignant study of the mechanics of love, how its eagerness to support and encourage can sometimes have the exact opposite effect. It’s a clever and thoughtful movie about white lies and well-meaning indulgence, wise in its detailed observation of human behavior. And what a human Holofcener has cast in the lead: Julia Louis-Dreyfus (who is also excellent in Holofcener’s Enough Said) gives a radiant star turn, as naturally dexterous with the film’s peppery comedy and she is with its bleary drama. It’s an immensely charismatic performance, one that would, in a just world, be recognized by awards-giving bodies at year’s end. By Jon Pack/ Courtesy of Sundance Institute. One of t Celine Song’s decades- and continents-spanning romantic drama took Sundance by storm in January. Although “storm” implies something aggressive, which Past Lives, in all its delicate emotional insight, certainly is not. Instead it’s a sad, swooning, graceful ...

Release Date Movie Distributor Domestic Box Office to Date Trailer June, 2023 $28,214,185 $247,305,375 $10,623 $5,576 $867,096 $478,927 $53,376 $247,305,375 $225,686,079 $9,346 $77,611,690 $48,675 $7,348 $27,587 $219,050 $7,374 $77,611,690 $6,671,108 $867,096 July, 2023 $58,341 $161,634 $61,400,000 August, 2023 $21,483,063 $707,391 AugustTBD September, 2023 $172,825,435 Summer2023 October, 2023 $11,403,529 $10,640,105 OctoberTBD November, 2023 $44,942,821 December, 2023 $20,640,209 During2023

It promises to be an amazing year, with perhaps the biggest movie of 2023 being Harrison Ford's return for his fifth and final outing as Indiana Jones. Other big movies being released include The Flash, the Barbie movie, and that man Tom Cruise again in Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One. (Image credit: Universal Pictures) • Stars: Jenna Davis, Allison Williams • Directed by: Gerard Johnstone • Release date: January 6 US, January13 UK M3GAN is the latest entry into the creepy doll genre, following in the footsteps of Annabelle. Fans were hyped about M3GAN after the doll had gone viral on Twitter, with many people reposting clips of the doll dancing... (Image credit: Columbia Pictures) • Stars: Tom Hanks • Directed by: Marc Forster • Release date: January 13 US, January 6 UK (limited US release December 25, 2022) Tom Hanks plays "the grumpiest man in America" in A Man Called Otto. It's based on the New York Times bestselling book by Fredrik Backman, and sees Hanks play a widower whose life is turned upside when a young family moves next door. Our A Man Called Otto review concludes: "While formulaic and sometimes eye rolling, Tom Hanks' latest will charm audiences, with a big hand from Mariana Treviño." Plane (Image credit: Lionsgate) • Stars: Gerald Butler, Mike Colter • Directed by: Jean Francois Richet • Release date: January 13 US, January 27 UK Gerard Butler headlines another action movie with Plane, alongside Mike Colter. The plot sees a plane crash on an is...

by year 2020s This is a list of Box office [ ] The highest-grossing American films released in 2023, by domestic box office * Denotes films that are still running in theaters worldwide. Highest-grossing films of 2023 Rank Title Distributor Domestic gross 1 $571,260,055 2 $338,606,826 3 $247,305,375 4 Disney $239,418,156 5 $214,506,848 6 $187,091,533 7 $156,248,615 8 Universal $140,028,610 9 $108,161,389 10 Universal $95,043,350 January–March [ ] Opening Title Production company Cast and crew Ref. J A N U A R Y 6 Gerard Johnstone (director); Brett Donowho (director); Carl W. Lucas (screenplay); 11 Nathan Frankowski (director); Ed Alan (screenplay); 13 17 20 Nick Johnson, Will Merrick (directors/screenplay); 26 27 Cecilia Miniucchi (director/screenplay); Hidden Empire Releasing F E B R U A R Y 3 Kyle Marvin (director/screenplay); Nicolas Harvard (director); John Glosser, Brett Smith (director/screenplay); 10 Robbie Banfitch (director/screenplay); Robbie Banfitch, Angela Basolis, Scott Schamell, Michelle May 17 24 Jamie Payne (director); Miles Warren (director/screenplay); Ben Medina (screenplay); Colin West (director/screenplay); Daniel Antebi (director/screenplay); Ben Groh, Dion Costelloe, Liz Caribel Sierra M A R C H 3 Jamie Dack (director/screenplay); Audrey Findlay (screenplay); Lily McInerny, Welcome Villain Films Greg Swinson (director/screenplay); Ryan Thiessen (director); Natalie Terrazzino, JC Oakley III, Larry Bunton 7 Yoko Okumura (director); Salvatore Cardoni, B...

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 6.3 / 10 X On the day of his scheduled execution, a convicted serial killer gets a psychiatric evaluation during which he claims he is a demon, and further claims that before their time is over, the psychiatrist will commit three murders of his own. Directors: | Stars: Votes: 7,471 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8.3 / 10 X On the brink of losing her home, Maddie finds an intriguing job listing: helicopter parents looking for someone to bring their introverted 19-year-old son out of his shell before college. She has one summer to make him a man or die trying. Director: | Stars: Votes: 22