‘The Flight Attendant’ Review: Kaley Cuoco Soars in Kooky Thriller from HBO Max
Whether or not it can stick the landing, “The Flight Attendant” offers plenty of style, rapid fun, and first-class service from its ebullient star.
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21 Reasons Film and TV Lovers Should Be Thankful in 2020
It’s hard to call 2020 a complete disaster when “Parasite” won Best Picture.
The Best TV Series of 2020
In a year like no other, great television helped to reestablish empathic connections in a daunting, disconnected world.
‘Big Sky’ Review: Tunnel Vision Clouds David E. Kelley’s Dim and Gritty Return to Broadcast TV
A game cast and expansive setting can’t brighten an icky, by-the-numbers P.I. procedural with delusions of grandeur.
‘Bob’s Burgers’ at 200: An Informal Study of TV’s Best Addiction
Now at 200 episodes, Loren Bouchard’s animated gem has proven infinitely re-watchable as an aspirational — and attainable — family fantasy.
‘Industry’ Review: HBO’s Gen Z Banking Drama Doesn’t Work (or Play) Hard Enough
Not even Lena Dunham’s direction can spice up a surprisingly ho-hum drama about banking all day and banging all night.
‘Moonbase 8’ Review: Showtime’s Silly Space Simulation Is Brisk, Disposable Fun
Co-created by Fred Armisen, Tim Heidecker, John C. Reilly, and Jonathan Krisel, the half-hour workplace comedy aims for quirky laughs over grand adventure.
7 New Netflix Shows in November, and the Best Reasons to Watch
“The Crown” is set to reign over November, as most of Netflix’s must-see titles are being held until closer to Christmas — except, it turns out, its Christmas titles.
‘We Are Who We Are’ Review: HBO Finale Turns a Hollywood Ending into a Subversive Triumph
Luca Guadagnino’s “Right Here, Right Now VII — And Last” builds to a touching close that both indulges and defies expectations.
Luca Guadagnino on ‘We Are Who We Are,’ Its Political Relevance, and a Potential Season 2
The creator behind HBO’s teen identity drama — set during the 2016 election — has already written a bible for Season 2, but he’s got a full slate to finish first.
‘The Mandalorian’ Season 2 Review: Episode 1 Stretches its Long Game in a Pretty, Trivial Premiere
Jon Favreau crafts an hourlong western for “The Mandalorian’s” return, but lavish effects and plenty of easter eggs don’t justify the length of this Krayt.
‘City So Real’ Is Exactly What Everyone Should Be Watching This Weekend
Steve James’ five-part docuseries on Chicago’s 2019 mayoral race is now the most prescient and meaningful docuseries about 2020 America.
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Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi And Jon Stewart Team For Covid-19 Prevention Ad
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Utopia Cancelled at Amazon
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