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Juror #2 Review: Smart Courtroom Drama
Interview with Seat 31 Director Kimberly Reed
Shrinking S2, Episode 11: Nobody is Okay
Three mini-reviews: Memoir of a Snail, A Different Man, The Apprentice
Seat 31 and Her Fight, His Name Review: Two Short Documentaries
Shrinking S2, Episode 10: Finding Your Happy Place
Y2K Review: Weak Story, Still Fun
Maria Review: This Biopic Doesn't Quite Sing
Shrinking S2, Episode 9: Getting Unstuck
Moana 2 Review: A Trip, Not A Journey
Robot Dreams Review: A Silent Film That Speaks Volumes
Shrinking S2, Episode 8: Forcing Forgiveness
Wicked Review: A Magical, Musical Journey to Oz
Sweethearts Review: Two Decent Stories in One Mediocre Film
Shrinking S2, Episode 7: Sitting in Discomfort
A Real Pain Review: The Gift of Family Trauma
Emilia Pérez (Netflix) Review: Big Swing, Big Miss
Shrinking S2, Episodes 5-6: Approach with an Open Heart
Small Things Like These Review: Quiet Bravery
For When You Get Lost Review: Finding Home Again
Samwise has the words I don't today
Here Review: A Mile Wide and an Inch Deep
Zurawski v Texas Review: The Truth About Abortion Bans
Our Dad Danielle Documentary: Interview with S.E. King and Danielle Healy
Shrinking S2, Episode 4: The Big Set Up
We Live In Time Review: Romance in the Margins
Martha Review: Documentary Spans Stewart's Life
Three mini-reviews: Your Monster, It's What's Inside, and The Remarkable Life of Ibelin
Booger: A Body Horror Comedy About Cat Ladies
Shrinking S2, Episode 3: Letting Go of Guilt
Smile 2 Review: A Terrifying Sequel That Outshines the Original
Red Rooms Review: Tense Courtroom Thriller Explores Dark Desires
Shrinking S2, Episodes 1-2: Jimmying the Themes Into Place
Saturday Night Review: A Fun, Chaotic Trip Into Nostalgia
Woman of the Hour Review: A Clever True Crime Romance
Shrinking Season 1 Recap: Therapy Gone Wild
Joker: Folie à Deux Review: The Joke Is On Us
Sleep Review: A Thriller About Losing Control
Three mini-reviews: A Mistake, Lee, and My Old Ass
The Wild Robot Review: Parenting in the Wilderness
Salem's Lot Review: No Life in this Undead Tale
The Substance is a body horror masterpiece about womanhood
Will & Harper is a documentary about humanity
Speak No Evil remake less bleak than its counterpart, but still plenty tense
His Three Daughters is a heart-rending examination of sibling relationships
The Penguin is a thrilling crime drama and character study
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is a risky proposition that pays off
Happy Campers shows the power of community
Disclaimer review: A dark, sexy path filled with twists and turns
AfrAId will expose your thoughts on AI
The Deliverance fails to frighten
The State of the Cinema: Part 2
The State of the Cinema: Part 1
You won't look away from Blink Twice
Running on Empty is an uneven mess
My Penguin Friend heavy on themes, light on story
The People's Joker is the Batman villain we need
It Ends With Us a shallow examination of abuse
Daughters is a touching and important documentary
Chainsaws Were Singing is a bizarre, hilarious horror musical (Fantasia)
Trap can't be saved by Josh Harnett
Perfect Days is the feel good movie you need
Black Eyed Susan is challenging and thought-provoking (Fantasia)
Cuckoo lives up to its name (Fantasia)
Deadpool & Wolverine all fun, no substance
Zach Kornfeld's OUCH! a powerful look at invisible illnesses (Fantasia)
Twisters cements Glen Powell as Hollywood's most charismatic actor
Adrianne & the Castle is a near-perfect love story (Fantasia)
Find Me Falling is a series of missed opportunities
Carnage for Christmas: A fun slasher with some darker themes (Fantasia)
Oddity makes the most of its jump scares
Longlegs offers thrilling atmospheric horror
Minnesota Mean goes hard on and off the track
Dandelion shows the power of self-belief
Fantasia Festival coverage beginning soon!
'Big Boys' is a wholesome coming out movie
Was the pizza worth it? Reviewing A Quiet Place: Day One
A Family Affair a Surprisingly Good Movie
A Family Guide to Hunting is a visceral viewing experience (Tribeca)
Ghostlight may help lead you out of the dark
I Used to Be Funny balances humor and trauma beautifully
Inside Out 2 taps into complicated emotions
Brats documentary explores what was and what could be (Tribeca)
Rebel Country review and interview with director Francis Whatley (Tribeca)
Interview with the creators of I Need Your Love (Tribeca)
This Really Happened Interview (Tribeca)
The Watchers suffers from a clumsy script
Group Therapy digs deep on favorite comedians (Tribeca)
Foraging for Family in Bitterroot
Am I OK? is the perfect start to Pride month
Temper your expectations for Furiosa
Pandemonium brings Milton's work to life
The Ted Lasso Relationship Guide is Live!
IF offers healing for your inner child
Mother of the Bride teases thoughtfulness, but doesn't deliver
The Ted Lasso Relationship Guide Playlist
When NYT Bestselling author Matthew Paul Turner writes your foreword
Kingdom stands tall in the Planet of the Apes franchise
Photographic Justice focuses on Corky Lee's impressive life
The Fall Guy puts stunts front and center
Hundreds of Beavers is bizarre and hilarious
Interviews for the Hulu Original Film Prom Dates
The Ted Lasso Relationship Guide Book Cover Reveal!
Hacks Season 3 is the best one yet
Unsung Hero is a movie about ordinary miracles
Turtles All the Way Down a near perfect adaptation
Interview with Unsung Hero writer/director/star Joel Smallbone
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare is an unbelievable true story
New film Música strikes all the right notes
Civil War a stunning piece of storytelling
Scoop fails to expand journalist's story - Review
Interview with Sting writer/director Kiah Roache-Turner and star Alyla Browne
Amazon's Fallout is a flawed but fun post-apocalyptic show
Late Night with the Devil Review
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Review
The easiest way for you to be a feminist today
The Greatest Night in Pop Review
The Ted Lasso Relationship Guide: Nate's Self-Motivation
Anyone But You proves that some people are too hot to be in a rom-com