Daily Podcast: Spider-Man: No Way Home And The King's Man Reviews
On today's /Film Daily, Hoai-Tran Bui talks us through two of this month's biggest blockbuster movie releases: The King's Man and Spider-Man: No Way Home.
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The Tender Bar Review: Cool Uncle Ben Affleck Shines In George Clooney's Lifeless Drama
Despite another great Ben Affleck performance, Geroge Clooney's The Tender Bar is a dud. -
The King's Man Review: The Kingsman Prequel Maketh For A Brutal And Bizarre War Movie
The King's Man shakes up the Kingsman franchise with a prequel that takes place in World War I. The result is an overstuffed and tonally wild war movie. -
Spider-Man: No Way Home Review: A Web Of Genuine Character Drama And Fan Service
Spider-Man: No Way Home breaks open the multiverse, but more importantly, breaks down Tom Holland's Peter Parker to his core. -
Succession Season 3 Power Rankings: All The Bells Say It's Time To Rip Off The Bandaid
This week's episode of Succession, All The Bells Say, shocked everyone with powerful performances and a twist no one saw coming. -
Yellowjackets Are Buzzing In The Blood Hive With A Seance And A Symbol
This week's episode of Yellowjackets is riding the crimson wave into some seriously supernatural horror territory. -
West Side Story Takes Less Than $1 Million In Thursday Previews
West Side Story had a rough start at the box office, but musicals often have long legs. -
The Expanse Is Back, And Everyone Is At Rock Bottom In Strange Dogs
The Expanse season 6 introduces some Strange Dogs with the grim first episode of the show's final season. -
The Witcher Season 2 Review: Geralt Is Best Dad In A Darkly Rich And Ever-Expanding World
The Witcher is back and it's as dark and gory as ever, but this time, Geralt is trying to be a good dad. -
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia's Latest Episodes Are More Potent Than Monkey Beer
We got another two episodes of It's Always Sunny this week, which means two reviews and two chasers. There's a lot to take in! -
Don't Look Up Review: This Smug, Shrill Disaster Movie Satire Is Just A Disaster
Don't Look Up is one of the worst movies of the year, although Leonardo DiCaprio still turns in a memorable performance. -
Being The Ricardos Review: An Exhausting And Unfunny Look At One Of The Funniest People Ever
Here's what happens when a profoundly unfunny filmmaker tries to make a movie about funny people. -
Succession Season 3 Power Rankings: What's Below Rock Bottom? The Roys Find Out In Chiantishire
This week's Succession, Chiantishire, has laid our #1 boy lower than ever before ... and he may not recover. -
Doctor Who: Flux Flubs The Finale In The Supremely Unsatisfying The Vanquishers
The finale for Doctor Who: Flux falls flat, as The Vanquishers cracks under the weight of its many storylines and ambitions. -
Yellowjackets Bears Down With A Filler Where Nat's A Killer
This week's episode, Bear Down, is a very Nat-centric episode. Hurray for Juliette Lewis! Hurray for Sophie Thatcher! Hurray for all of us to get to enjoy it! -
Silent Night Review: A Pitch-Black Christmas Comedy About The End Of The World
Keira Knightley is the life of the party in Camille Griffin's pitch-black Christmas comedy, Silent Night. -
The Expanse Season 6 Review: A Strong Send-Off, With Hope For The Future
The Expanse has come to an end with a final season that gives the Rocinante crew a strong send-off ... while keeping the door open for more. -
Flee Review: Animated Documentary Paints A Refugee Tale More Vivid And Sharp Than Reality
Jonas Poher Rasmussen's animated documentary Flee is a haunting and staggering refugee portrait that brims with life. -
Everything's Changed In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, Yet The Gang Remains The Same
Season 15 of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia shows us a drastically changed world post-2020 ... but not for the gang. -
Nightmare Alley Review: Guillermo Del Toro's Carnival Noir Is Stylish As Hell, With A Standout Cate Blanchett Performance
Guillermo del Toro's Nightmare Alley is another gorgeous spookshow from the filmmaker, featuring a killer Cate Blanchett performance. -
Chucky Season 1 Spoiler Review: Dolls Well That Ends Well
The first season of Chucky is a perfect reflection of the brilliant mind and legacy of Don Mancini, and all of the things that keep him our friend 'til the end. -
West Side Story Review: Steven Spielberg's Big, Vibrant Take On The Classic Musical Is One Of His Best Films
Could it be? Yes, it could! Steven Spielberg's West Side Story is really good! One of the best movies of the year, in fact. -
The Visitor Review: The Musical Adaptation Is White Centricity Set To Average Music
The Visitor, a stage musical adaptation of the Richard Jenkins-starring 2007 film, is another example of immigrant stories clumsily told through a white lens. -
The Length Of Peter Jackson's The Beatles: Get Back Is Kind Of The Point
The Beatles: Get Back has been getting some criticism for its lengthy runtime. But that runtime is part of the magic. -
Succession Season 3 Power Rankings: Too Many Breakdowns And Too Much Birthday
The latest episode of our Succession is dealing with the painful reality of a full blown breakdown from our #1 boy. -
Doctor Who: Flux Goes Around The World In Too Little Time In The Penultimate Survivors Of The Flux
Doctor Who prepares for the finale of Flux with the rushed and cluttered penultimate episode, Survivors of the Flux. -
The Beatles: Get Back Review: A Shapeless Documentary With A Fantastic Ending
The larger problem looming over The Beatles: Get Back is the question of why this mammoth project needs to be quite so mammoth.
