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'Waitress: The Musical' Review: Sara Bareilles Revitalizes Acclaimed Show
With a dash of laughter, heart, and beautiful music, the pro-shot Broadway show offers the right ingredients for a decadent treat.
'Concrete Utopia' Review: Forget 'Squid Game: The Challenge,' This Is the Thriller to See
This peach of a South Korean disaster-thriller may hit some familiar notes, but it does so with an effective clarity that strikes home.
'The Archies' Review: Netflix Takes the Gang Back to the '60s for Upbeat New Adventures
The iconic comic characters get a fresh look in this 1960s-set teen comedy.
'The Sacrifice Game' Review: Take 'The Holdovers' and Make It Fun Horror
It takes a bit to get there, but the finale of his horror film makes it all worth it.
'Merry Little Batman' Review: A Wholesome Christmas Tale for the Dark Knight
The villains of 'Merry Little Batman' shine as much as its heroes.
'Great Photo, Lovely Life' Review: An HBO Documentary That Transcends True Crime
Amanda Mustard’s shattering investigation into the abuse committed by her grandfather is a harrowing yet honest portrait of familial trauma.
'Poor Things' Review: Emma Stone and Yorgos Lanthimos Create a Weird World in One of the Year’s Best Movies
Also starring Mark Ruffalo and Willem Dafoe, 'Poor Things' is a staggering vision from Yorgos Lanthimos.
'Leave the World Behind' Review: Julia Roberts and Mahershala Ali Are Captivating in Sam Esmail’s Apocalypse Movie
Also starring Ethan Hawke and Myha'la, Esmail's film explores the end of the world in an insular, yet enthralling way.
'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny' Review: An Uneven, Bonkers, but Thrilling Final Ride
Director James Mangold takes the reins on the final act of this iconic action series, which is steeped in nostalgia and weak in story.
'May December' Review: Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore Face Off in Todd Haynes' Drama
Portman and Moore have crackling chemistry even if Haynes isn't at his best.
'Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé' Review: Queen Bey Takes Us Behind the Scenes of Her Brilliant Concert Tour
Beyoncé's tour is obviously great, but the way she captures how this show was put together makes this film even more special.
'Silent Night' Review: An Empty Action Thriller That Squanders the Skills of Director John Woo
Master action filmmaker John Woo returns to American cinema with this tragically underwhelming motion picture.
'Candy Cane Lane' Review: Eddie Murphy's Christmas Comedy Is Disposable Holiday Fluff
While 'Candy Cane Lane' isn't a lump of coal, that doesn't mean it's a gift either.
'Eileen' Review: Anne Hathaway & Thomasin McKenzie Star in Romance-Mystery That Defies Expectations
William Oldroyd's first film since 2016's 'Lady Macbeth' is an intriguing story that never quite goes where you expect.
'Family Switch' Review: Jennifer Garner Gifts a Stocking of Laughs to Predictable Comedy
This new riff on the body swap comedy is more than a little familiar, but a charming cast makes it a breezy watch.
'Godzilla Minus One' Review: The Iconic Monster Smashes His Way to New Heights
You’ve never seen the legendary kaiju quite like this.
'Frybread Face and Me' Review: A Sweet Coming-of-Age Story Between Cousins on a Navajo Reservation
This personal story of family finds both heart and humor in its honest portrait of rez life.
'Deep Sea' Review: Gorgeous Animated Film Fights Through Stormy Waters
Though you've probably seen this story before, it's likely never been presented quite like this.
'Oppenheimer' Review: Christopher Nolan Delivers His Most Colossal and Mature Film Yet
Cillian Murphy is remarkable in a film that feels like what Nolan's entire career has been building towards.
'Saltburn' Review: Emerald Fennell Doesn't Eat the Rich, but Licks Them
Barry Keoghan leads the Oscar winner's second feature.