Every Movie: Ratings, Cast, Box Office & Plot Summaries

Search by title from any page, or browse by genre, release year, language and country. Every one of the 233,266 movie pages collects the release date, the full cast and crew, ratings, the box office run, awards, where to watch and, when it exists, the full plot summary.

Every movie page gathers its scores in one place and breaks down what critics and audiences said about the story, the acting, the visuals and how it holds up on a rewatch, with links out to IMDb, TMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic.

Practical Magic 2, Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Coyote vs. Acme are among the biggest releases playing right now. The "In theaters now" section on this page lists the newest releases, and the new releases page keeps the full list.

What's After the Movie has full plot summaries for 41,111 movies. Each tells the whole story from the first scene to the last, spoilers included, and many add a timeline of events, a character guide, the setting and the main themes. You can also request a movie that isn't covered yet.

4,434 movies have an Ending Explained section at the end of their plot summary. It walks through what happens in the final scenes and what the ending means.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is the highest-grossing movie released in 2026 so far, with $2.48B worldwide, ahead of The Odyssey ($1.72B) and Toy Story 5 ($1.14B). The 2026 box office chart ranks every movie released that year by worldwide gross, with domestic totals.

One Battle After Another won Best Picture at the 98th Academy Awards in March 2026. The awards pages list every winner and nominee from the Oscars, Golden Globes, BAFTA, Cannes and 25 other ceremonies and festivals.

Open the movie page and look for Where to Watch. When streaming offers are available, it lists the services where you can stream, rent or buy the movie, with prices for rentals and purchases.

Yes. Near the top of every movie page a box answers whether the film has a scene during or after the credits, so you know whether to stay until the very end. New releases are checked once they come out, so the newest films can take a few days to get an answer.