The Tony Awards Hits And Misses: Ariana DeBose Hosts, A Strange Loop Wins, And A Brontosaurus Puppet Fails To Make An Appearance
Let's take a look at the 75th Tony Awards.
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Spiderhead Review: An Odd Blend Of Philosophical Sci-Fi, Psychological Thriller, And Dystopian Satire
Spiderhead is an enjoyable mixed bag. -
Barry Defies Death Once More In The Thrilling Third-Season Finale
The Barry season 3 finale is intense. -
Official Competition Review: Penélope Cruz And Antonio Banderas Play The Fools In An Absurdist Arthouse Satire [Tribeca]
Official Competition is an absurd, darkly funny, if incomplete, portrait of ego in the age of buzzword-centric arthouse filmmaking. -
Evil Season 3 Review: Still A Terrifying And Silly Delight
Evil remains one of the smartest, scariest TV shows around. -
Jurassic World Dominion Takes An $18 Million Bite Out Of The Box Office In Thursday Previews
A dino-sized opening weekend seems imminent. -
First Kill Review: The Sapphic Vampire Series Resurrects The Highs And Lows Of Soapy Paranormal Romance
First Kill has a lot of issues, but fans of YA paranormal romance are going to eat it up. -
The Janes Review: A Grim Reminder Of (Pro) Life Before Roe V. Wade
The documentary The Janes asks: do we not share an obligation to disrespect a law that disrespects women? -
Jurassic World Dominion Review: For The Love Of T-Rex, It's Time To Let This Franchise Finally Go Extinct
The new trilogy ends with a frail whimper rather than a T-rex-worthy roar. -
Obi-Wan Kenobi Episode 4 Puts Obi-Wan Back On The Path
Ben comes out of his shell and shows some of the old Obi-Wan spirit. -
Ms. Marvel Review: A Breathlessly Imaginative Teen Comedy, And Breath Of Fresh Of Air For Superhero Shows
Ms. Marvel is a fantastic coming-of-age comedy that happens to moonlight as a superhero show. -
Gentleman Jack Proves The Pen Is Mightier In 'What's All That Got To Do With Jesus Though?'
The penultimate episode of GentlemanJ ack season 2 has no shortage of dramatic tension, but also happens to include some of the funniest moments yet. -
Dispatches From The Overlook Film Festival: Four Horror Films To Look For In 2023
Horror fans are going to want to check these movies out. -
Dark Winds Review: Zahn McClarnon Leads A Solid Cast In AMC's Navajo-Centric Foray Into Genre Thrills
Dark Winds gets by on the strength of its cast and setting. -
Barry's Penultimate Season-Three Chapter Goes To The Ocean
Barry brings us another very breathless, suspenseful episode. -
Irma Vep Review: Olivier Assayas Turns His Wonderful 1996 Film Into A Muddled Miniseries
Olivier Assayas' HBO series Irma Vep is surprisingly complicated. -
Hustle Review: A Predictable Underdog Sports Story That Still Manages To Charm
Hustle is formulaic, but gets by with charm and style. -
Fire Island Review: Jane Austen's Swoon-Worthy Romance Gets A Sizzling Summer Update
Fire Island is every bit the hilarious and semi-meta rom-com you expect, packed with quips and well-timed jokes. -
The Boys Season 3 Review: The Subversive Superhero Satire Soars To New Heights
The Boys season 3 is pitch-perfect satire, and the wildest season yet. -
Benediction Review: Bold, Visionary Cinema That Lingers
Benediction is in equal turns lively, devastating, funny, hopeful, and heartbreaking. -
Stranger Things 4 Spoiler Review: The Perfect Indulgent Comfort Food
Like a double bacon cheeseburger, it's probably nothing you haven't had before, but it's still pretty damn delicious if you're in the mood for it. -
Peaky Blinders Season 6 Review: The Bleak Midwinter Gets Bleaker Before The End
The end is near for the Shelby clan. -
Obi-Wan Kenobi Episode 3 Delivers Plenty Of Surprises
What happened on this week's Obi-Wan Kenobi? -
Broker Review: Kore-Eda Returns With Another Moving Drama About Found Families [Cannes]
A movie about found families and finding a home with each other. -
R.M.N. Review: A Boiling Pot Of Xenophobia Laid Bare [Cannes]
A stark warning about social division. -
Rebel Review: Bad Boys For Life Directors Return With Commendable Drama About Indoctrination And Inaction [Cannes]
A punishing musical war drama. -
Joyland Review: A Longing Examination Of Gender And Sexuality [Cannes]
Joyland is a profoundly moving film that might just make a difference
