Watching the right movie can do a lot for you. Whether a film gives you chills, makes you laugh, or is a reminder of what's important in life, the right project can change your outlook. Movies like Good Will Hunting are well known for imparting impactful and universal messages of hope and redemption to the audience. It's not unusual for many of us to get into slumps and feel unsure about what the future holds, and these films are a great reminder that the right path is waiting for you and that there's beauty in the unknown. 6631i

It's Christmas Day, so we've collected some of the best movies to watch on Netflix this festive season. While some prefer to stick to Christmas-themed movies on this special day, it's also a good time of year for watching movies in general - especially when you've eaten so much you can't move any more.

A rare 100 percent on Rotten Tomatoes was more than enough to launch this week's buzzed-about horror film to the top of the box office charts.

A weekend that saw something for everyone open led to quite a fruitful weekend at the box office for a trio of new arrivals.

As the ever-popular Oscars creep closer and closer, most people don't know about the multitude of other filmmaking awards ceremonies that happen leading up to Academy recognition. Achievement awards are given out for all cinematic professions and all kinds of movies, including the recent Director's Guild Awards. Some of these awards predict who will take home the Academy Award in their respective field, including today's American Society of Cinematographers' Awards.

Despite the arrival of a new horror film, M. Night Shyamalan's holdover thriller still reigned supreme at the box office.

The Oscar nominations were announced this week and for the first time in a few years, they didn’t look quite so monochromatic. Much has been made of the fact that the Oscars don’t tend to reflect the populace, and what that says about both the Academy and the film industry itself. The #OscarsSoWhite campaign helped light a fire under the Academy in 2016, encouraging them to look for solutions and make adjustments to hip. Now, in the first year of the new, more diverse voter base, the slate of nominees looks noticeably more diverse as well.

As the winding journey towards the Academy Awards continues, critics societies and professional guilds are looking back at the year that was to honor the best of the best in film. This awards season has been fraught with some surprising—and not so surprising—twists. La La Land and Moonlight have steadily been at the top of everyone’s lists, winning award after award to set up a battle at this year’s Oscar ceremony.

To call October something of an underwhelming month wouldn't be entirely false, as there was nary a runaway hit to be found at the box office. Films like The Girl on the Train, The ant and Jack Reacher: Never Go Back performed decently enough amid mixed reviews, while Boo! A Madea Halloween proved that the Tyler Perry's mega-hit franchise still has tremendous widespread appeal more than a decade after Madea made her big-screen debut in Diary of a Mad Black Woman. Surprisingly, the closest thing to a unanimous victory among moviegoers and critics was Ouija: Origin of Evil. Directed by Mike Flanagan, that prequel to the critically reviled 2014 film based on the popular board game delivered genuine scares in a month that was lacking in major horror films.