01 A media-glorified pair of serial killers rampage across the country as the press turns them into celebrities.
Woody Harrelson has spent thirty-plus years swinging between broad comedy and some of the bleakest characters in American cinema, often within the same year, and he’s rarely less than riveting in either mode. In No Country for Old Men (2007): A cocky bounty hunter is hired to track down a killer who is far more dangerous than anyone realizes. Don’t overlook Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017): A small-town police chief becomes the target of a grieving mother’s public campaign against him.
01 A media-glorified pair of serial killers rampage across the country as the press turns them into celebrities.
02 A small-town police chief becomes the target of a grieving mother's public campaign against him.
03 A ruthless, Kurtz-like colonel leads a brutal human military campaign against the last free apes.
04 A grizzled smuggler and outlaw mentors a young Han Solo into the criminal underworld.
05 A vicious backwoods crime boss terrorizes an underground fighting circuit in the Rust Belt.
06 A cynical, alcoholic former victor reluctantly mentors two young tributes through the deadly games.
07 A screenwriter gets tangled up with a gang of dognappers and the psychopaths whose dog they stole.
08 A cocky bounty hunter is hired to track down a killer who is far more dangerous than anyone realizes.
09 A washed-up, one-handed bowler mentors a naive Amish prodigy for one last shot at redemption.
10 A gruff zombie-apocalypse survivor obsessed with finding one last Twinkie teams up with a ragtag group of misfits.