‘Wolfwalkers’ is magnificent sight fur sore eyes
The hand-drawn aesthetic in “Wolfwalkers” transforms the simple sloshing of soup or the spray of a waterfall into quiet marvels.
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Category Archives: Film & Television
This is the way: ‘The Mandalorian’ chapter 15 breaks a few rules to make a rescue
Though Grogu is completely absent from this week’s episode of “The Mandalorian,” he is by no means forgotten.
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‘The Prom’ is saccharine, yet delightful, Broadway homage
While the film might be nauseating for those expecting a more refined product, it delivers as entertainment to those expecting to be enchanted by a cheery product.
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Attempts at relatability hijack ‘This Is Us’ narrative in first half of season 5
The intertwining of reality with the Pearsons’ world is clunky and rushed, leaving loyal fans of “This Is Us” with mixed feelings and unanswered questions.
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Myha’la Herrold talks collaboration, representation on HBO’s ‘Industry’
“I was very excited to be a part of this show that tells the story of a Black American woman in this finance industry that is not what you would expect it to be,” Herrold said.
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Despite bright spots, ‘His Dark Materials’ season 2 struggles to find magic
“His Dark Materials” is faithful to a fault: It adapts nearly every detail from the source material, sacrificing even dynamic pacing in the process.
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This is the way: Fate catches up with Mando in ‘The Mandalorian’ chapter 14
To be sure, Mando has his own heavyweights on his side, but the final two episodes are shaping up to be quite the challenge.
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‘Mank’ explores political conflicts, personal betrayals behind ‘Citizen Kane’
“Mank” succeeds because — like most Fincher films — it always stays attuned to the throughline of its characters’ destructive obsession, using all its stellar audiovisual elements to complement its hefty themes.
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Oh geez, ‘Fargo’ season 4
This season of “Fargo” had all the elements of previous seasons but no sense of where to place them. There are exceptional monologues, moments oozing style and a plethora of colorful characters, without any rhyme or reason behind their actual use.
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Fear in 4/4: ‘Sound of Metal’ balances grief, support through silence
There are no cascading cymbals or thunderous drum rolls, but it’s through the vibrations left after the banging that “Sound of Metal” is able to wallow and survive.
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