Check IMDb, all that info is there. Beside having huge movie database with all important info like release date,cast&crew, there are some other interesting stuff like trivia, quotes etc. Also, you can use it to track movies you watched already, or put on  watchlist ones you plan to watch in the future. If you are interested in financial side, Box Office Mojo is the site you will want to check. (they are also part of IMDb)
Another good site is Letterboxd, for making your own watchlist, and tracking other people  that have similar taste to yours.
If you like to know when blu-ray/dvd of some movie is coming out, dvdsreleasedates is the place to check. Movies get leaked sooner than that, but some (like 1917 e.g.) are supposed to be seen  only in top quality (4k+HDR) so it's a good thing to know release date.


Best cinema experience in years for me, tehnically perfect. It's a shame to watch that movie anywhere else other than quality cinema, at least for the 1st time Now I am waiting for the blu-ray release  (scheduled for March24th) to see it again. I think this was probably best fake-1-take movie so far, kudos to Deakins and Mendes. If someone is interested into real 1 take movie, i suggest Victoria. No cuts. There are other good examples like Russian Ark by well known Russian director Sokurov, but that one is not so mainstream, so i doubt that wide audience would like it.


For me, not even best South Korean movie in the last few years. Ahead of it are  Burning and The Handmaiden.

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Just a suggestion when people ask for some recommendation: mention few  movies you like of the same/similar genre, so we have some idea about your affinity, as it is very hard to recommend movies to someone you don't know anything about. For example, when someone asks me about good comedy, first i have to know about some comedies they  like, otherwise  there is a good chance i suggest  some type of comedy that they don't like at all. Same goes with other genres.