Halo Episode 7 Puts The Master Chief On The Backburner For A Detour Into The Desert
Halo plays catch-up with a disappointingly underserved character.
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Our Father Review: A Shocking, Stomach-Churning Documentary
A mostly strong film, Our Father suffers from the heightened drama that's become so common for these documentaries. -
Cyrano De Bergerac Review: James McAvoy Is A Charismatic Cyrano In Brooklyn
Uniformly excellent cast and creatives take on Cyrano de Bergerac. -
The Big Conn Review: A Convoluted Story Tries To Make Light Of A Real Tragedy
The Big Conn tries to manufacture cheap thrills for a serious story. -
The Action-Packed Moon Knight Finale Gives Us Major Battles And Lingering Questions
Is this the end of Moon Knight? -
Candy Review: A Salacious Story Of Sex And Murder In 1980s Suburbia
Jessica Biel is surprisingly scary in the true crime-inspired limited series Candy. -
Macbeth Review: Daniel Craig And Ruth Negga Paired In A Hazy Sam Gold's Sound And Fury
Daniel Craig and Ruth Negga take on The Scottish Play. -
Netflix After School Animation Preview Includes Kung Fu Panda: Dragon Knight, Long-Awaited Dragon Prince Season 4, And More
We finally have the first bit of footage from the upcoming Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight and confirmation of Dragon Prince's return. -
Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Review: A Sam Raimi Marvel
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is Sam Raimi doing a Marvel movie, for better or for worse. -
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Gentleman Jack's 'Fruity Past' Comes Back To Haunt Her In 'Two Jacks Don't Suit'
The honeymoon phase can't last forever. -
Ozark Season 4: Part 2 Spoiler Review: The Byrdes Fly One Last Time Into The Heart Of The American Nightmare
In the end, Ozark mostly succeeded in its grim blue vision. -
Barry Reveals His Big Plan For Forgiveness In An Uncomfortable New Episode
The Man Show doesn't hold up. -
Looking For Any Sort Of Resolution In Outlander's Season 6 Finale? Too Bad!
Prepare to be disappointed if you were expecting any resolution at the end of this season of Outlander! -
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Review: The Legendary Sci-Fi Franchise Is No Longer Lost In Space
Strange New Worlds is the best Star Trek show in decades. -
Funny Girl Broadway Revival Review: Beanie Feldstein Doesn't Hit Every Bam But She Is Funny
Beanie Feldstein's singing leaves something to be desired, but her Funny Girl performance is otherwise memorable. -
Atlanta Season 3 Episode 7 Gives Us Another Standalone Story With 'Trini 2 De Bone'
Atlanta offers a portrait of the way wealthy white elites depend on the physical and emotional labor of Black/POC caregivers to raise their children. -
Memory Director Martin Campbell Reviews The Latest Big Action Movies [Exclusive]
Welcome to Martin Campbell's Letterboxd. -
Mixtape Massacre Is The Horror Movie Battle Royale You've Always Wanted
To avoid fainting, keep repeating, 'It's only a board game… only a board game… only a board game…' -
Paramount Previews Sizzle Reel Of Dungeons & Dragons, Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts, And More
Paramount previewed several of its upcoming films, including its Dungeons & Dragons movie and the next Transformers. -
Finally, It's Time For Dull, Mind-Numbing Action In Episode 9 Of Star Trek: Picard Season 2
There are a few twists and turns, but it's the death the showrunners seem most interested in. -
Halo Episode 6 Reaches A Boiling Point As The Endgame Comes Into Focus
With only 3 episodes left, the simmering tension at the core of Halo has finally reached a boiling point. -
Moon Knight Takes A Gut Wrenching, Emotional Turn In Latest Episode, 'Asylum'
Moon Knight takes a big emotional turn in its penultimate episode. -
The Staircase Review: Colin Firth And Toni Collette Are Equally Strong In This Expansion Of The True Crime Saga
The Staircase strives to shed new light on an over-familiar story. -
Spring Awakening: Those You've Known Review: A Nostalgic Documentary Brimming With Warmth
This is a documentary aimed at those who fell in love with the musical when it first hit Broadway. -
Undone Season 2 Review: Another Great Season Of Existential And Emotional Television
Another season of emotional, engaging television. -
Another Year Of Lesbian Chaos Begins With Gentleman Jack Season 2
After a three-year wait, Gentleman Jack has returned in all its messy glory to zero in on the captivating romance of Miss Lister and Ann Walker.
