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    The top 10 best (and worst!) movies of 2023

    So many good and even great films this year! It’s nice to use an unironic exclamation point for the movie year that was, amid a year soaked in political dread and menace, in America and beyond. The Writers Guild of America and Screen Actors Guild strikes fought back against the studios and streaming giants, gaining some meaningful financial ground and some roadblocks, at least, to deaccelerate ...
    by Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune Dec 12, 2023 3 minutes
    Greta Lee, left, and Teo Yoo in “Past Lives.”

    So many good and even great films this year! It’s nice to use an unironic exclamation point for the movie year that was, amid a year soaked in political dread and menace, in America and beyond.

    The Writers Guild of America and Screen Actors Guild strikes fought back against the studios and streaming giants, gaining some meaningful financial ground and some roadblocks, at least, to deaccelerate the artificial intelligence encroachments in an industry barely, chaotically recognizable from a

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