Margo's Got Money Troubles Is the Must-See Show of the Spring
[ad_1] Michelle Pfeiffer and Elle Fanning in Margo’s Got Money Troubles —Apple TV The rights to adapt Rufi Thorpe’s novel Margo’s Got Money Troubles for...
review
-
-
‘The Bride!’ Is an Intellectual Joyride Without the Joy
[ad_1] From our 21st-century perch, most contemporary women have no trouble believing that the great women writers of the 19th century got a raw deal....
-
Two New Comedies Try to Make Sex on Campus Funny Again
[ad_1] In the series premiere of Netflix’s Vladimir, Rachel Weisz awakens from troubled sleep to a cascade of texts, sighs deeply, and addresses the camera...
-
‘Paradise’ Season 2 Premiere Recap: So Shocking, It’s Boring
[ad_1] This article discusses the first three episodes of Paradise Season 2. Watching the first season of Paradise was like riding one of those theme...
-
Olympics Opening Ceremony Review: Defiantly Analog Spectacle
[ad_1] In every marginally successful Olympics opening ceremony, there is a moment when you realize you’ve stopped chuckling at the self-serious interpretive dance of it...
-
‘The ‘Burbs’ Is a Remake With a Surprisingly Sweet Twist
[ad_1] When a new mother moves out of the city to the suburban cul-de-sac where her husband grew up, her first encounters with the neighbors...
-
‘The Muppet Show’ Revival Is Exactly What We Need Right Now
[ad_1] In the decades since viewers in the Washington, D.C., market got their first glimpse of Kermit the Frog, in the 1955 sketch series Sam...
-
‘Bridgerton’ Season 4 Plays It Too Safe: Review
[ad_1] Four seasons in, we know what to expect out of a Bridgerton arc. A new class of Regency London singles enters the marriage market,...
-
‘Industry’ Recap: A Masterpiece Homage to Gothic Horror
[ad_1] This article discusses, in detail, the events of Industry Season 4, Episode 2. Industry creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay have, over the course...
-
‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Is ‘Game of Thrones’ Filler
[ad_1] A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is not like other Game of Thrones shows. Or, at least, it’s not so much like them that...
-
‘Young Mothers’ Is One of the Dardenne Brothers’ Best Films
[ad_1] The Belgian filmmaking duo Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne have been making observant, low-key films for so long now that it’s easy to take them...
-
‘His & Hers’ Is Too Grim to Be Fun: Review
[ad_1] As splashy thrillers of every style and subgenre proliferate on platforms clamoring for viewers’ rapt attention, what increasingly separates the ones worth getting hooked...