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Best New Movies of 2. Hello, My Name Is Doris.

Sally Field's return in Hello, My Name Is Doris is a truly welcome one. The actress glows as a lonely hoarder who falls in love with a young hipster from her office.

There's real delight in watching Field play Doris's surprise that people like her for who she is. It's a movie about being yourself, but also about knowing when you need to make a change and push yourself in a new direction. Equal parts joyful and sad, Doris's characters feel oh so human, a rarity in recent silver screen forays. But most of all, we will pretty much watch Field in anything. Really. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. A Bigger Splash. A Bigger Splash is a pensive, European- feeling indie that follows Marianne, a rock star (Tilda Swinton), and her boyfriend as they vacation on an Italian island.

They're joined by her ex, Harry (Ralph Fiennes), and his seductive daughter, played by an especially on- point Dakota Johnson, and the latecomers disrupt the peaceful summer dynamic. Think sex, jealousy, and half- naked bodies laying in the sun; ultimately, the sleepy movie becomes something more thrilling. Swinton is always a joy to watch and her musician character here is reminiscent of David Bowie. To say too much more would spoil this thoroughly enjoyable film. What we can tell you is that Fiennes has a dynamite dance scene: You'll never see Voldemort the same way again.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Watch Breathe In Online Metacritic. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Bad Moms. Bad Moms is an important inclusion here, not because it's the world's most amazing movie (it isn't), but because it acknowledges that motherhood is hilarious.

Despite the title, this movie, starring Mila Kunis, Kathryn Hahn, and Kristen Bell, is one of the year's most laugh- out- loud comedies. If it has anything to say, it's "Nobody's perfect" and "Don't judge." Forget what other parents are thinking at school drop- off. The news that a Bad Dads sequel is coming next year is concerning, though. Isn't that just every other comedy movie?

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Deadpool. Let's be honest: We have superhero movie fatigue. If 2. 01. 6 has taught us anything, it's that we don't really need any more movies about supercharged randoms tasked with saving the world from possible destruction at the hands of yet another "meh" villain. But Deadpool is something else entirely. The X- Men spin- off, which star Ryan Reynolds pushed hard to get made, is R- rated, snappy, and full of fast- hitting jokes.

It's far more low- key than some of the other comic book flicks this year—sweet relief. How awesome to watch a movie where the hero is kind of a dick, but loves his girl and wants to do some good. Deadpool also addresses cancer in a genuine way that's unexpected for a blockbuster. We're interested in the forthcoming sequel, but please, Hollywood, don't screw it up. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Don't Think Twice. Can your dreams change as you get older? Mike Birbiglia's bittersweet comedy takes on this question in the unforgiving context of show business. In Don't Think Twice, a group of improv actors, played by an ensemble of real comedic performers including Keegan- Michael Key and Gillian Jacobs, have been waiting for their big break for years. Birbiglia is interested in whether we can know when it's time to pack it up and move on, and whether putting in the hours and effort will ever pay off. There are as many questions here as there are answers, and the movie's ideas transcend the improv world.

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Everybody Wants Some. Richard Linklater has an uncanny understanding of the school experience.

As we've seen in films like Boyhood, he just knows what it's like to be young and walking through the hallways feeling judged and different. In this case, he takes on freshman year of college.

This 1. 98. 0s period piece is fun and kicky, with an overall vibe guaranteed to make you super nostalgic, and a feelgood note we recognized from Linklater's Dazed and Confused. The cast, which includes Blake Jenner and Zoey Deutch, is a pleasure to watch. Everybody Wants Some hasn't received as much attention as Boyhood, but it deserves to. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Ghostbusters. Paul Feig's remake of Ghostbusters caused a lot of controversy.

Like, a lot. Some moviegoers went into the film prepared to dislike it, simply because this time it was women fighting off those unfriendly ghosts. But if you look at this reboot objectively (which you should, fanboys), you'll see a solid, entertaining family flick about four women who use their friendship (and anti- ghost smarts) to come out on top. Kate Mc. Kinnon is beyond funny, as usual, and Chris Hemsworth deserves some kind of award for his ditzy performance as the group's secretary. Ignore the message boards and the online commenters and get straight to it. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Other People. Saturday Night Live co- head writer Chris Kelly wrote and directed Other People, a sleeper indie flick that feels intimate and relatable.

Kelly loosely based the story on the death of his own mother from cancer, and Molly Shannon's performance as the fictional matriarch is both poignant and hilarious. Kelly manages to find humor and truth in the idea of loss and avoids generic cancer- movie tropes. Instead, Other People deals with a range of raw emotions and acknowledges that death doesn't always come with a sweeping orchestral score and grandiose life lessons.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Captain America: Civil War. There's been a villain problem in superhero movies lately. Either there's an amazing one (like Loki in The Avengers) or it's some lame character who has no believable motivation for their destructive malice.

But in the third Captain America film, Zemo (Daniel Brühl) is an average guy with true motives and purpose. His actions set the Avengers against each other, which makes for enjoyably tense watching, but the movie is really about the larger question of whether superheroes are good or destructive. How much harm do they really do in the name of being helpful? The other takeaway is that we're still waiting for Marvel to announce a Black Widow spin- off. Please? Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Sausage Party. Did you expect a movie about talking food to be any good?

It turns out that Seth Rogen's (very) adult take on animated groceries is not only engrossing, but it also makes some very real points about religion and the way people from different backgrounds interact. The premise is admittedly stupid—some food items believe they are going to the "great beyond" when purchased from the supermarket, but it turns out they are actually being brutally murdered and eaten. But Rogen and his fellow writers give life to these hot dogs and buns (who can't wait to finally be together, wink wink, nudge nudge) and he skewers the idea of unquestioning belief.

Admittedly, it's pretty much a stoner movie, but if that floats your boat, the bizarre world of Sausage Party might be for you. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Sing Street. The plot of Irish musical comedy Sing Street is simple: In 1. Dublin teenager Conor (Ferdia Walsh- Peelo) starts a rock band in hopes of impressing his crush and escaping his unenviable family life. For feelgood, bighearted movies, this teen story can't be beat. Sing Street is full of optimism, always a welcome presence these days, and the songs are seriously memorable.

Director John Carney also made the similarly buoyant flicks Begin Again and Once. Even if you're not usually a "musicals person," give it a shot. You might be pleasantly surprised.