All episodes of Washington Black are now streaming on Hulu. By Greg Wheeler Hulu’s Washington Black is, at its core, a sweeping tale of flight. Not just the literal kind involving balloons and flying machines, […]
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Forever – Review
Forever premieres May 8 on Netflix. By Elazar Abrahams Netflix’s Forever, inspired by Judy Blume’s famously controversial 1975 novel, is not so much a direct adaptation as it is a thoughtful reimagining. Series creator Mara […]
Nightbitch – Review
Nightbitch slides into theaters on December 6. By Elazar Abrahams You’d think a movie about a mom transforming into a dog would have some bite, right? Unfortunately, Nightbitch is just bark — a baffling misfire […]
Interior Chinatown – Review
Interior Chinatown premieres November 19 on Hulu. By Elazar Abrahams Hulu’s new miniseries Interior Chinatown is an adaptation of Charles Yu’s award-winning novel that’s just as strikingly clever as the self-aware book was. The story […]
Gatz
Gatz is now in performances at the Public Theater through December 1. By Elazar Abrahams On West 53rd Street, Jay Gatsby belts out ballads six days a week in a musical version of F. Scott […]
Disclaimer – Review
Disclaimer premieres with two episodes on Apple TV+ on October 11, followed by new episodes weekly concluding on November 8. By Elazar Abrahams Filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón (Gravity, Roma) makes the jump from the silver screen […]
The Idea of You – Review
The Idea of You is now streaming on Prime Video. By Greg Wheeler Amazon Prime Video’s latest film, The Idea of You, brings to life the 2017 novel by Robin Lee, which was loosely inspired […]
We Were the Lucky Ones – Review
We Were the Lucky Ones premieres March 28 on Hulu. By Elazar Abrahams From Poland to Ukraine, then a quick skip to Morocco and Russia. After that, a stint in Italy and a reunion in […]
One Day – Review
One Day is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler One Day is the latest 14-episode series on Netflix, adapted from David Nicholls’ 2009 novel of the same name. Starring Ambika Mood and Leo Woodall, […]
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