Twitter thread-inspired ‘Zola’ stops, starts through wild night
“Zola,” with all of its potential for insanity, elects for a visually appealing but halting story of a night gone off of the rails.
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Category Archives: Film & Television
Scatterbrained ‘False Positive’ drives promising premise into ground
There’s so much potential “False Positive” might have cashed in on — if Lee were swapped out and Glazer exchanged for someone more capable of shaping the role.
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Authenticity thrives in lively, psychedelic world of ‘Tuca & Bertie’ season 2
Adult Swim swiftly pieces the second season together with ease, the plot continues realistically and the characters remain true to their original selves. Everything feels just a little more cohesive and sophisticated.
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‘Loki’ charms with mischief, mystery time after time
For a character so widely beloved in the MCU, “Loki” has surpassed expectations, keeping audiences on their toes while they simultaneously distrust and empathize with the god of mischief.
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Start of something new: Tensions rise in episode 7 of ‘High School Musical: The Musical: The Series’
It seems that dance battles and duets won’t suffice for the two clubs to “work this out.” It will take an award and, naturally, many more musical numbers to end this rivalry once and for all.
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Simple but sunny ‘Luca’ charms with heartwarming seaside friendship
Above all, however, “Luca,” like its characters, just wants to have a good time. It achieves its goal, delivering fun to its protagonists and audience alike.
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Love truly is the victor of heartfelt, pleasantly predictable 2nd season of ‘Love, Victor’
“Love, Victor,” though not without storytelling flaws, blossoms with the growing pains of adolescence and complexities of coming out.
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Splashy, sultry ‘Summer of 85’ can’t overcome narrative shortcomings
We don’t need everything — in fact, “Summer of 85” is playfully coy in its implication of moments we aren’t privy to — but we do need a character.
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Start of something new: 6th episode of ‘High School Musical: The Musical: The Series’ proves that all roses have thorns
Though the East High Wildcats may seem to be able to resolve anything with a musical number, the sixth episode of the second season of “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” demonstrates that perception is not always reality.
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‘The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard’ goes in one ear and out the other
“The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard” is forgettable, its plot disappearing over a very short horizon.
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