Author: Brian Truitt, USA TODAY

Barry Jenkins follows up his masterful ‘Moonlight’ with a lyrical love story of two soulmates fighting to stay together when injustice gets in the way.

Emily Blunt does Julie Andrews justice as the iconic nanny of ‘Mary Poppins Returns,’ a comforting sequel that isn’t quite the original 1964 classic.

Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga’s ‘A Star Is Born’ and TV’s ‘Ozark’ and ‘Mrs. Maisel’ are the top nominees for the Screen Actors Guild Awards.

Boasting Jason Momoa, Amber Heard, Nicole Kidman and a goofy swagger, DC’s new comic-book adventure ‘Aquaman’ is a trove of borrowed treasures.

Fans have been waiting for ‘Avengers 4’ since the crazy cliffhanger of ‘Infinity War,’ and now they have a trailer to salivate over until next May.

Peter Jackson puts his world-building prowess in motion with ‘Mortal Engines,’ a ‘Star Wars’ on wheels that visually dazzles but leaves you wanting.

The Juliassance is upon us: Julia Roberts is the best she’s been since ‘Erin Brockovich’ as a devoted mom to a drug-addicted son in ‘Ben Is Back.’

Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie (as Queen Elizabeth I) rule, dudes drool in ‘Mary Queen of Scots,’ which is ripe with modern political resonance.

There’s new superhero footage to behold in the second (and newest) trailer for “Captain Marvel” starring Brie Larson as a fighter pilot/space warrior.