Ted Lasso Season 4, Episode 3 Recap/Review: Seeing Yourself
Recap and review of Apple TV's Ted Lasso, season 4, episode 3, "Richmond’s Got Talent.”
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Paper Flowers Review: Gratitude Matters
Paper Flowers from director Mahesh Pailoor, based on the true story of Shalin Shah, is a powerful reminder of the power of gratitude.
The End of Oak Street Review: Fun Premise, Flat Characters
The End of Oak Street from David Robert Mitchell includes a lot of nostalgic elements, but without the storytelling that makes it truly satisfying.
Ted Lasso Season 4, Episode 2 Recap/Review: The Sting is Everything
Recap and review of Apple TV's Ted Lasso, season 4, episode 2, "Curiouser and Curiouser"
One Night Only Review: Still Fascist, Even if They're Hot
One Night Only from director Will Gluck, or the Sex Purge movie, is a poor rom-com unwilling to engage with its premise in any meaningful way.
A Mosquito in the Ear Review: Learning to Listen
A Mosquito in the Ear from director Nicola Rinciari is an understated, honest look at transcontinental adoption, both the good and the bad.
Sugar Season 2 Episode 8 Recap: A Little Bit Better
Recap and review of Apple TV's Sugar, season 2, episode 8, "Like Sugar."
Ted Lasso Season 4, Episode 1 Recap/Review: Ain't Got to be Common
Recap and review of Apple TV's Ted Lasso, season 4, episode 1, "Home."
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Review: You Can't Do It Alone
Destin Daniel Cretton has continue the Tom Holland Spider-Man story that has a muddled villain, but a heart-felt hero.
She's the He! Review: Trans High School Satire Soars
She's the He! from Siobhan McCarthy is a brilliant satire about trans bathroom panic, told with lots of heart and maybe too much gross-out comedy.
Sugar Season 2 Episode 7 Recap: Last Chance
Recap and review of Apple TV's Sugar, season 2, episode 7, "What Else Can You Do?"
Splash City Review: Reaping What You Sow
Splash City from co-directors Berner and Alex Ferrufino is a crime thriller with a pair of excellent performances from its leads.
The Odyssey Review: You Can't Go Home Again
The Odyssey from Christopher Nolan is a towering epic in its own right, highlighting tremendous performances and incredible practical effects.
Obsession Review: Consent is Sexy
Obsession from writer and director Curry Barker is a fascinating look at dating and consent with an outstanding performance from Inde Navarrette.
Sugar Season 2 Episode 6 recap: The Joy of Finger Painting
Recap and review of Apple TV's Sugar, season 2, episode 6, "Cautionary Tale."
Hadestown: The Musical Review: It's a Sad Song, but We're Gonna Sing It Again
Brett Sullivan's Hadestown: The Musical pro-shot takes an already perfect show and somehow enhances it.
King of the Hill Season 15 Review: Big Issues Made Personal
Season 15 of Mike Judge's show King of the Hill continues the tradition of tackling large issues with compassionate, humorous, and personal stories.
Sugar Season 2 Episode 5 Recap: Ashes Ashes We All Fall Down
Recap and review of Apple TV's Sugar, season 2, episode 5, "Unknowns."
Lucky Review: Family First Crime Thriller
Lucky on Apple TV starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Timothy Olyphant is a clever, fast-paced thriller that is sure to be a crowd pleaser.
The Invite Review: Communication is Key
Olivia Wilde comes back strong with The Invite, a sexy, touching film about learning to talk to your partner.
Tuner Review: Unique and Compelling Crime Thriller
Tuner from director Daniel Roher is a fun movie that effortlessly blends romance and action, while telling a fantastic story.
Sugar Season 2 Episode 4 Recap: Thou Shalt Not Kill
Recap and review of Apple TV's Sugar, season 2, episode 4, "Off 15."