Carell's sitcom return isn't Netflix's Michael Scott Paper Company to NBC's "The Office," or even a "Veep"-like political satire, but instead a very pretty farce.
Yu Kung and Crystal Liu's Smithsonian Channel special follows their neighbors in the early days of the pandemic, with gentle (and often hopeful) results.
Originals like "Capone" and "Military Wives" are also making a strong showing on VOD.
As this eight-part season tries to break from historical-fiction trappings, it leads to a fascinating murkiness that's also the reason for its existence.
With the "Justice League" Snyder cut coming soon, Ayer fed rumors of a new "Suicide Squad" cut on Twitter: "The film I made has never been seen."
Karlovy Vary's At Your Cinema program offers a taste of the experience of the festival, which was canceled this year.
One spring break misadventure gives this episode a double bonus of an ambitious setup and a satisfying trio of stories to get everyone involved.
The stars of Nisha Ganatra's shaky dramedy are delightful together, but the film they inhabit is never happy to let that bond be its central focus.
Check out Betty Gilpin's turn to destroy and Alison Brie's opportunity to be the Liberty Belle of the ball.
The fifth season continues to miss the mark in a dull fourth episode that begs the question, when will "Billions" get its groove back?
A survey of 363 members of the entertainment industry suggests people want to spend less time in theaters and more time renting VODs.
A gay couple can even be seen kissing in the quirky animated short film on Disney's streaming platform!
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