The Expanse Raises The Stakes As It Reaches The Halfway Point Of Its Final Season
Boy, that escalated quickly. I mean, that really got out of hand fast.
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The Matrix Resurrections Spoiler Review: Plenty Of Déjà Vu In A Sequel That's Glitchy But Game
The Matrix Resurrections is a legacy sequel with a kind of guilty meta conscience that feels like it's still stuck within the matrix of Hollywood formulas.
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House Of The Dragon, Peacemaker & More Teased In HBO Max 2022 Preview
Say goodbye to the nightmare that was 2021 by looking forward to the HBO titles coming your way in 2022.
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Sing 2 Review: Let's Close The Curtains On Sing-Off Movies
Sing 2 is an overstuffed, oddly U2-focused follow-up to an animated musical that already felt like a relic in its time.
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The Witcher Season 2 Spoiler Review: How Do You Outrun Your Destiny?
The second season of the Netflix series pits everyone against the notion of fate. Spoilers to follow, as the title suggests.
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The Matrix Resurrections Review: Lana Wachowski Reboots The Series With A Funny, Ultra-Meta Sequel
Lana Wachowski rages against the Hollywood machine with The Matrix Resurrections.
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Emily In Paris Review: Great Fashion Can't Solve This Show's Problems
Emily is back in Paris (pronounced Paree, remember), but the show hasn't quite made up for its season 1 shortcomings.
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Yellowjackets Are Pollinating With Premonitions, Possible Saints, And Psychotic Breaks In The Latest Episode
Yellowjackets continues to be the best new show that deserves a massive following. Join us.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home Spoiler Review: With Great Power Comes Great Redemption
Spider-Man: No Way Home is full of flash and multiversal gimmickry, but its greatest strength lies in its belief in the power of redemption.
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Paul Rudd's Saturday Night Live Was Totally Disrupted And Weird, Thanks To Omicron
The last Saturday Night Live of 2021 was greatly interrupted by the rapid spread of the Omicron variant of coronavirus, but the show (kinda) still went on.
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1883 Review: Journey Northwest With The Ancestors Of Yellowstone
Tim McGraw and Sam Elliott lead the cast of Paramount+'s Yellowstone prequel series 1883, which follows the Dutton family west across the Great Plains.
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And Just Like That, It Was Time For A Big Change
I couldn't help but wonder, what would SATC look like if it returned to the weight and nuance of the series in its heyday? And just like that, I found out.
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In The Expanse's Latest Episode, Earth And The Rocinante Fight Back And Find Hope On The Azure Dragon
Things are still pretty rough in the Expanse's latest episode, Azure Dragon, for Earth and, more specifically, for the Rocinante crew.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home Swings In With Heroic $50 Million Thursday Preview Box Office
Spider-Man is here to save the box office.
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It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Takes Its Special Brand Of Sunshine To The Emerald Isle
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia heads to Ireland in a promised trip to the Emerald Isle feels like it's been years in the making
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Station Eleven Review: A Colorful, Humane, And Shakespearean Post-Pandemic Miniseries
Station Eleven may be too relevant to our current pandemic times, but it adds some much-needed humanity to a dark world.
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Superhero Bits: Spider-Man: No Way Home Reviews Arrive, The CW's Naomi Trailer & More
It's Spider-Man, Black Adam, Naomi, Ninja Turtles, and more in this edition of Superhero Bits.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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!
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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.
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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.
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