Returning writer Ed Hime presents a dystopia, not caused by monsters, but by the humans who made them.
Charlize Theron’s performance of Megyn Kelly is unforgettable.
Chidi and Eleanor say “I love you.”
Fasten your seatbelts, Bachelor Nation. Turbulence is to be expected.
“Spyfall” marks a return to the series’ most beloved characters and stories.
Break in the new year with ‘Uncut Gems.’
Francesca Hayward steals the show.
The hour-long New Year’s special pays tribute to ‘James Bond’ while bringing fun action and exciting twists.
Upset over his friends seemingly leaving him, Steven dives into his existential fears during Saturday’s episodes.
Director Taika Watiti and writer Jon Favreau close the cinematic show’s first season in impressive style.
Despite an excellent cast, score and visual effects, too many creative differences make the film imbalanced in the Force.
For now, Saturday provided another pair of charming episodes with plenty of heart, even if they have continued the trend of not delving into any new mysteries or serious conflicts.
With excellent writing, direction and acting all-around, there’s very little to criticize about Chapter 7.
Although one seems a bit derivative, both episodes deliver plenty of laughs while reintroducing some of its secondary characters.
Parton tells personal stories while bringing somewhat fictional tales to life in her Netflix show.
Audiences are raving about the casting choice.
Despite some affecting scenes and a satisfying close, “The Prisoner” falls among The Mandalorian’s weaker episodes, mostly because of its slow pacing and stagnant narrative.
Each episode brings new depth to its characters while tying up the main series’ loose ends.
If you didn’t watch the episode live, here’s what you missed.
Every aspect of the film is impeccable.
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