Reviews Archive
Archives for April 2019
The long-awaited conclusion of the Infinity Saga is currently in theaters.
Avengers: Endgame is a heartfelt goodbye to the Avengers — with the best superhero fight scene ever.
Ian McEwan’s Machines Like Me is perfectly fine. Coming from McEwan, that’s disappointing.
Hell is a factory town in Broadway’s terrific new Hadestown.
It takes some help from your friends.
The indie sci-fi thriller about three generations of black women with mysterious superpowers is now in theaters.
The entrancing Chinese neo-noir — featuring an hour-long 3D tracking shot — is in theaters.
Heidi Schreck’s new Broadway play makes the personal political — and makes government fun again.
The new Broadway production gambles on a turbulent Trump allegory. It doesn’t always work.
Bret Easton Ellis’s new book is Bret Easton Ellis repeating, “I’m not mad, I actually think it’s funny,” for 260 pages.
The 28-year-old author of Conversations With Friends defies the sophomore slump.
After watching “Winterfell,” our critics discuss how the series should conclude, and how it definitely shouldn’t.
The uneven but goofily fun comedy about learning your own worth is currently in theaters.
The reverent feminist take on one of the Bible’s most-misunderstood women is currently in theaters.