Director Jacqueline Olive wanted audiences to “have a stake” in understanding communities traumatized by violence.
Amazon’s new series tries to be a tale of Jewish identity — but it doubles as torture porn for neo-Nazis.
How the rising star prepared to play a character who “behaves as if she is the star of her own film.”
The best thing about the newest version is its keen sense of Austen’s sweet sarcasm.
It’s a perfect pairing to the director’s 2020 Best Picture winner and a great introduction to his whole body of work.
Most of the films that took home trophies at the 2020 Academy Awards are available to watch right now.
It’s a brilliant series that contains what might be Dern’s finest performance.
I watched To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before on a loop for a month. I don’t think I’ll do that with P.S. I Still Love You.
The film’s historic night at the Oscars was a leap forward for the Academy.
Alison Brie stars in and co-wrote the empathetic look at a woman with a family history of mental illness.
Netflix saved Locke & Key from endless development limbo — but sanitized it into bland mediocrity.
How to watch the films the Academy snubbed.
A writer from Muncie, Indiana, recently complained about Netflix’s autoplay feature. The company responded in a major way.
Disney added 10 million the first day it launched. The Mandalorian and Baby Yoda helped bring in millions more.
The once-again-popular drama has a lot to say about rumors and fake news.
Jumbled timeline storytelling is becoming more and more popular, especially on TV.
The Falcon and Winter Soldier, WandaVision, and Loki all get teases in Marvel’s first Disney+ trailer.
Netflix’s fantasy series was met with mixed reviews. But it’s one of the streamer’s most successful shows to date.
The Good Place’s bet was that you would care about its characters more than its world. So did you?
BoJack Horseman ends with a muted blend of hope and horror, as only it can.
From Joker to Parasite to Little Women, here are all the movies competing for the Academy’s biggest prize.
Our roundtable discusses the Oscar chances for Noah Baumbach’s tale of the ties that bind.
Switched on Pop’s Charlie Harding explains why The Witcher’s hit song can’t be bleat.
One Piece manga creator Oda Eiichiro will oversee the adaptation of his beloved series. Ganbatte, Oda-sama!
Why the acclaimed feminist filmmaker decided to make a documentary on one of the world’s biggest pop stars.
Netflix has about 50 percent fewer titles than it used to but more awards nominations than ever.
Our roundtable discusses the Best Picture chances for Martin Scorsese’s mobster epic.
Sticks & Stones makes a point of punching down. Not everyone is applauding.
The documentary, part of the Obamas’ Netflix slate, shows that seeing how the world could be can bring about real change.
Watching The Goop Lab helped us understand why Goop survives despite its critics.
In the US, that is. In the rest of the world, Netflix is still booming.
You can also pay $5 or $10 a month for “premium” versions. But the main selling point is free — like TV used to be.
The new reality show treats being fake on the internet like it’s normal. Good.
NBC’s entry into the streaming wars will offer a free tier, two paid tiers, and plenty of content.
Netflix’s Cheer will make you want to ruin your body for Coach Monica.
There’s room for multiple streaming services in the cord-cutting future.
What to watch, play, read, and listen to when the world is a broken mess.
Netflix says its audiences love the stuff it makes for itself, like Murder Mystery. Its rivals are betting otherwise.
Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce star in a whimsical but thoughtful tale about Benedict, Francis, and God.