Quarantine sent film and television into a weird kind of limbo — previously renewed shows now canceled and delays for everything. But one thing is eternal: reality TV. Somehow the same genre that...
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Isolation got you down? Can you taste the air? Getting headaches from every tweet vomited from that guy’s tiny hands? Sure, 2020 might be the worst, but at least some escapes remain a few clicks...
To justify praising Disney’s live-action “Mulan” requires the conscious ignorance of a mob wife. A leading star’s questionable public opinions blend poorly with a film studio’s even more...
For a third and probably final time, Bill S. Preston, Esq. (the venerable Alex Winter) and Ted “Theodore” Logan (the immortal Keanu Reeves) traverse time, space and what lies beyond in “Bill...
“Hallelujah” is an iconic song. Catchy melody and poetic lyrics coalesce in an audible experience worth reliving amidst evolving circumstances. One problem: the original version by Leonard Cohen...
A riveting TV pilot is more rare than believable visual effects on the small screen, but “Lovecraft Country,” based on the 2016 novel by Matt Ruff, kicks off with 70 minutes of a gripping narrative...
My wife and I often debate over what to watch once the twins go down each evening. Sometimes, a new entry wins the day, but that’s a chance that might fail one or both of us. We cherish our private...
Before Taika Waititi tackled “Thor: Ragnarok,” still regarded by many as one of the best Marvel flicks, or Oscar-winner “JoJo Rabbit,” the New Zealand auteur composed his finest piece to date.
Certainly,...
Hard truth: Will Ferrell is wonderful, but most of his films are anything but. Why remains a mystery on par with the appeal of Joe Rogan. The push-and-pull of mediocre Ferrell attempts to rear its curly-haired...
“Game of Thrones” choked in the 11th. Still, the entire series is an extraordinary feat worth the ride, overflowing with wondrous visuals, complicated characters and incredible action. More than...
Thank you, Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti, for disrupting quarantine monotony with a story entirely about, well, monotony. Hulu Original “Palm Springs” parades as a quirky indie flick dubbed...
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical masterpiece based on a 2004 biography by Ron Chernow has been an unattainable McGuffin for me. I adore musicals, experiencing them on Broadway, in London and of course...
Ever since “The Dark Knight,” Warner Bros. has attempted to cash in on the gritty superhero, proving the studio and all DC products are more adult than their only real competitor.
The outcome...
So opening up the state isn’t working out as planned, prompting Gov. Gavin Newsom to revise his earlier policy of trust and double down on wearing masks in public. Sure, they’re uncomfortable,...
Don’t expect Netflix’s “Da 5 Bloods” to comply with procedural war epics complete with chilling choreographed action sequences. That’s not Spike Lee’s brand. Instead, he takes the Vietnam...
Sure, summer doesn’t officially start until June 21, but Amazon’s film “The Vast of Night” cares not. Instead of high-concept science fiction, homage and nostalgia take center stage in the best...
Grab your inhaler, throw on an eye patch and work out that core to execute the perfect truffle shuffle because on Saturday, “The Goonies” turns 35 – finally old enough to run for the highest...
Never has a more disingenuous phrase existed than, “it’s too political.” We learn far more about one’s politics than the topic of discussion.
One rumor that the next 007 agent might be a woman,...
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