Reviews Archive
Archives for July 2019
The latest installment in the mighty series feels like an empty list of action movie ingredients.
A vibrant, fascinating, and sober documentary that examines a serious issue — the endangerment of bees — by way of a human portrait.
Quentin Tarantino’s fairy tale about a golden age is in theaters.
You’ll want to delete your Facebook account.
“I Want to Know” left us with nothing new to know about the characters. By now, do we even want to?
Season four of Veronica Mars recaptures just enough of the original.
Whitehead’s follow-up to his Pulitzer-winning Underground Railroad exhumes the unmarked graves of a hellish Florida reform school.
The comedy about strangers in Alabama and conspiracy theories is currently in theaters.
The quiet, moving family drama is in theaters.
And in the latest episode, he really blew it.
Kumail Nanjiani and Dave Bautista star in a tale of two guys in a ride share, learning some very creepy life lessons.
It’s a bloated retread without a reason.
E. Jean Carroll’s oeuvre shows us how dramatically the way we talk about women’s pain has changed.
Lulu Wang’s warm, funny film about a Chinese family grieving while they celebrate is one of the year’s outstanding dramas.
The show’s world is expanding, but it’s not getting any deeper. How much should that matter?