Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman bring charm and chemistry to a predictable but satisfying adaptation of Ali Hazelwood’s romance novel.
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Lucky – Review
Lucky premieres July 15 on Apple TV+. By Elazar Abrahams Anya Taylor-Joy rocking a blonde bob, running from danger in different disguises as she dodges bad guys and tries to outsmart the criminal world she […]
Man on Fire: Season 1 – Review
Man on Fire premieres April 30 on Netflix. By Elazar Abrahams J. Quinnell’s 1980 novel Man on Fire was famously adapted into a 2004 film starring Denzel Washington, a dynamically-shot movie whose most common critique […]
The Testaments: Season 1 – Review
The Testaments premieres April 8 on Hulu. By Elazar Abrahams Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale let viewers spend years learning and fearing the world of Gilead, a religious dictatorship in what was once the United States. […]
Bridgerton: Season 4 Part 1 – Review
The first half of Bridgerton’s fourth season premieres January 29 on Netflix. By Elazar Abrahams The fall-off of Bridgerton needs to be studied. The show is still one of Netflix’s largest global hits, built on […]
Washington Black – Review
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, […]
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 […]
