Game of Thorns: It’s fine, everything is fine on Week 7 of ‘The Bachelorette’
Remember that feeling of calm you had throughout this whole episode because Luke P. wasn’t intensely gaslighting anyone and everyone in his way?
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Category Archives: Film & Television
‘Midsommar’ is slow-burning, surreal nightmare
As the characters descend into a dark fate, the film’s remarkable setting and cinematography become its greatest strengths.
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‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ swings for lighthearted, good-for-all-timezones teen drama
Aside from a beginning temporarily unraveled by questionable editing choices, “Spider-Man: Far From Home” is able to spin twisty webs of teen romance and superhero drama.
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‘Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am’ pays homage to an indelible life of words
Over a literary career lasting half a century, Morrison has crafted words that have opened readers’ eyes to the power of literature.
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Game of Thorns: Week 5B of ‘The Bachelorette’ is why we can’t have nice things
At this point, the producers must have a whole file of contestant reaction shots to Luke P. just ready to be used whenever Luke P. opens his mouth.
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‘Toy Story 4’ is slight but sweet farewell to Pixar’s crown jewel
“Toy Story 4” will likely mark the umpteenth time the studio has produced the most colorful and consistently funny comedy of the season.
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‘The Dead Don’t Die’ says climate change will cause zombies with brilliant satirical delivery
The quick pacing parallels Officer Peterson’s ability to plainly solve issues as they pop up, giving the movie a comedic immediacy as the pair navigates the strange phenomena.
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Game of Thorns: Weeks 1-5 of ‘The Bachelorette’ are the hot mess you wanted
Alabama Hannah is back after getting her heart broken by Colton, a man so bland that Ben Higgins looks like Miss Congeniality next to him.
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Greed is not good: ‘The Fall of the American Empire’ is an uninspired, insufferable heist movie gone wrong
There’s nothing like starting a movie with a stilted philosophical discussion to set off a chain of increasingly droll and grating scenes.
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Emma Thompson and Mindy Kaling are the comedic duo you never knew you needed in ‘Late Night’
The world of the film’s fictional writers room is detailed in a way that only someone with years of experience in one could create.
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