Leah Greenblatt

Leah Greenblatt is the critic at large at Entertainment Weekly, covering movies, music, books, and theater. She is a member of the New York Film Critics Circle, and has been writing for EW since 2004.
The 10 best movies of 2022 (and 5 worst)
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Let there be Mavericks, Bollywood magic, and a Cate Blanchett maestro on the loose.
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Will Smith returns in the brutal Emancipation, while Jim Parsons and Tilda Swinton grapple with grief
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What's worth your time in movies and TV this weekend? EW's critics review the latest releases: Emancipation, Spoiler Alert, Sr., Violent Night, and The Eternal Daughter.
Emancipation review: Will Smith is on the run in a ruthless slavery drama
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Director Antoine Fuqua tilts true history into a brutal, broad-strokes action thriller elevated by his central star's performance.
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery review: Maximum mayhem on a Greek island
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The 2019 murder mystery gets a big, fizzy reup in Rian Johnson's celebrity-stacked latest.
Star power can't save Devotion and The Son, the latest Pitch Perfect spinoff is amusing but slight
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What's worth your time in movies and TV this weekend? EW's critics review the latest releases: Devotion, The Son, Lady Chatterley's Lover, and Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin.
The Menu and Bones and All serve up dark feasts, Welcome to Chippendales goes beyond beefcake
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What's worth your time in movies and TV this weekend? EW's critics review the latest releases: Welcome to Chippendales, Bones and All, The Menu, She Said, and The Inspection.
& Juliet review: Hit me Shakespeare one more time
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A classic tale gets a twist — and a full pop treatment — in Broadway's newest jukebox musical.
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The Menu review: A deliciously wicked food-world satire
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Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy go knives out at the restaurant from hell.
The 10 best Daniel Day-Lewis movies
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& Juliet review: Hit me Shakespeare one more time
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A classic tale gets a twist — and a full pop treatment — in Broadway's newest jukebox musical.
The Menu review: A deliciously wicked food-world satire
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Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy go knives out at the restaurant from hell.
The 10 best Daniel Day-Lewis movies
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She Said review: A stirring but uneven take on a #MeToo reckoning
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Zoe Kazan and Carey Mulligan star as the reporters who took down Harvey Weinstein in this engaging if sometimes artless dramatization.
Wakanda Forever is a moving requiem, Sly Stallone is a boomer bull in a millennial china shop in Tulsa King
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What's worth your time in movies and TV this weekend? EW's critics review the latest releases: Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Tulsa King, The Fabelmans and The English.
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Black Panther: Wakanda Forever review: A sumptuous elegy for a king
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The franchise loses its beloved star, but finds elegant, affecting new ways to expand the MCU.
Pop Culture of My Life: Kevin Wilson on True Grit, Origami Yoda, and the one VHS tape he couldn't quit
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The best-selling author of The Family Fang and Nothing to See Here reflects on a few of his favorite things.
EW's favorite alternative Christmas movies
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With the holidays fast approaching, EW’s critics celebrate the sideways cinematic canon, where very unusual things happen around the most wonderful time of the year.
Weird: The Al Yankovic Story goes big, but Blockbuster should go home
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What's worth your time in TV and movies this weekend? EW's critics review the latest releases: Weird: The Al Yankovic Story, Causeway Blockbuster, and Something in the Dirt.
Bardo review: Welcome to the movie-memoir Thunderdome
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The wildly ambitious latest from Alejandro González Iñárritu (Birdman, The Revenant) becomes his most personal and brain-bending film yet.
The Wonder review: An atmospheric tale of faith versus medicine
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Florence Pugh plays a 19th-century nurse fighting Catholic mysticism with medical facts in Netflix's austere period drama.
International Oscars: The 10 best foreign-language films to watch before this year's ceremony
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Bardos, donkeys, and Belgian heartbreakers mark a fascinating and wildly diverse 2022 slate.
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Armageddon Time, All Quiet on the Western Front breathe life into the boyhood memoir and war film
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What's worth your time in TV and movies this weekend? EW's critics review the latest releases: Armageddon Time, All Quiet on the Western Front, and Louis Armstrong's Black & Blues.
Armageddon Time's James Gray: 'Cinema may not be here forever'
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The writer-director missed old-fashioned, unabashedly personal films. So he went and made one, a tender look back at his own New York City youth.
The Banshees of Inisherin scares up an epic feud, Inside Amy Schumer is still where you want to be
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What's worth your time in TV and movies this weekend? EW's critics review the latest releases: The Banshees of Inisherin, Inside Amy Schumer, Aftersun, My Policeman, Wendell & Wild, and Raymond & Ray.
Pop Culture of My Life: Celeste Ng on Pachinko, Lilo & Stitch and the book that got her in trouble in preschool
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In honor of her latest book, Our Missing Hearts, the celebrated Little Fires Everywhere author talks to EW about the books, movies, and cartoon animals that shaped her.
Arctic Monkeys' Alex Turner on Sinatra, the tao of Natalie Imbruglia's 'Torn,' and the songs that make him cry
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On the eve of their new album, the Britpop giants' frontman shares the soundtrack of his life.
Ticket to Paradise review: Julia Roberts and George Clooney ride a slow boat to midlife romance
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They play divorcees bickering their way through Bali in Ol Parker's shiny, anodyne comedy.
The Good Nurse review: The call is coming from inside the ER
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Eddie Redmayne and Jessica Chastain play nurses on two sides of the first-do-no-harm coin in 'The Good Nurse,' a cagey, compelling true-life mystery.
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