The Hours Review: An Ambitious Movie-Adapted Opera With Sweeping Emotions Across Time
The Hours represents the possibilities of opera that can invite a new audience to the art form.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Review: James Cameron's Mega-Sequel Is An Overstuffed And Exciting Adventure
Avatar: The Way of Water overstays its welcome but it sure is thrilling when it wants to be.
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Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch From Mercury Sets The Stage For War In 'Circling Thoughts'
'Delling is going to die.'
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In The White Lotus Season 2 Finale, The Best Things In Life Are Free
'You don't have to know everything to love someone.'
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National Treasure: Edge Of History Review: Maybe Some Mysteries Are Better Left Unsolved
National Treasure: Edge of History can't match the manic, go-for-broke tone of the films.
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The Witcher: Blood Origin Review: An Entertaining Fantasy Folk Tale That Will Tickle Witcher Fans
An entertaining fantasy series that doesn't burden you with a big episode count.
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Dragon Age: Absolution Review: Netflix's Video Game Adaptation Is A Treat For Fans, But Not For Newcomers
Dragon Age: Absolution is not where you want to start with this beloved franchise.
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Emancipation Review: Will Smith's New Drama Has An Identity Crisis
Director Antoine Fuqua wants to make a thriller that is also a prestige drama, and neither genre gels.
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Kindred Review: Mallori Johnson Shines In An Imperfect Adaptation Of Octavia Butler's Seismic Sci-Fi Novel
The legendary science fiction novel is now an eight-episode series.
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Spoiler Alert Review: Jim Parsons' Queer Love Story Is Quietly Devastating
Is it better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all?
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Chainsaw Man Episode 9 Finally Unleashes Makima's Power
It's a gory bad time for the Special Division.
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The Mean One Review: A Killer Seuss Satire That Can't Justify Its Own Existence
There's nothing wrong with parodying beloved characters...if you do it well.
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The White Lotus Season 2 Episode 6 Is Starting To Put The Pieces Together
No one is who they seem.
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Keke Palmer Just Hosted The Best Episode Of Saturday Night Live Season 48 (So Far)
Ladies and gentlemen, Keke Palmer crushed it. This episode of Saturday Night Live was stellar, and it even included a throwback to '90s Nickelodeon.
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Darby And The Dead Review: A Tender, & Lively Teen Bop Makes Grieving Less Taboo
A love letter to those grieving, reminding us not to forget to celebrate life too.
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Lady Chatterley's Lover Review: A Passionate Breath Of Fresh Air Into The Lungs Of A Classic
A feverishly brilliant adaptation of a classic novel.
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Willow Review: The Latest TV Show That Should've Been A Movie
A two-hour movie stretched to a length of eight hours.
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Violent Night Review: Santa Slays In This Soon-To-Be Christmas Classic
A wonderfully off-the-wall holiday treat.
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Christmas With The Campbells Review: A Shockingly Hilarious R-Rated Spin On Cheesy Hallmark Holiday Romance
The Hallmark holiday movie formula gets some much-needed R-rated comedy, and it's a pleasant surprise this Christmas season.
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George And Tammy Review: An Engaging Musical Tragedy With Excellent Performances
George & Tammy is a worthwhile entry in the musical biopic genre.
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Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch From Mercury Makes 'Their Choice,' Commits Crimes Against Video Editing
I've always been quite fond of you.
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Gossip Girl Season 2 Review: Like She Never Left, The Reboot Maintains Its Season 1 Momentum
Meet the new Gossip Girl, same as the old Gossip Girl?
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His Dark Materials Season 3 Review: The War On Heaven Reaches Its Conclusion In A Confident And Epic Final Season
His Dark Materials has reached the heights that it was reaching for throughout its first and second seasons — and it only took a little divine intervention.
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