The Mandalorian Season 3: Episodes 2-3 Review
Season 3 of The Mandalorian continues with high-concept stories stalled by low-effort screenplays.
Season 3 of The Mandalorian continues with high-concept stories stalled by low-effort screenplays.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi continues to be debated out of passionate frustration. This is an exploration of what’s right and wrong with this bizarre movie.
Werewolf by Night struggles for clarity within the constraints of an homage, sequel, origin story, and TV special in one. But it’s fun to watch it try.
Prey expresses a strong period aesthetic powered by fresh performances but relies on a screenplay that misplaces its series’ core values.
Black Widow approaches genuine dramatic insight in parts but fails to make its title character more interesting than the performance is by default.
The final episode of Obi-Wan Kenobi gets everything to where it was going. Not even its best part could be worth the wait.
So far, Obi-Wan Kenobi seems to be relying more on Star Wars fans to be excited in the absence of creativity than on its own inspiration or technical ability.
The Santa Clause 2 has Tim Allen’s standup and farting reindeer, but it feels like Christmas. Let me explain why I keep watching it.
Alice Through the Looking Glass is to wonderment what purging is to eating. It not only robs you of your meal – it even makes you regret it.