‘WandaVision’ Review: Episode 9 Delivers a Big, Emotional Ending That Doesn’t Rest Easy
“The Series Finale” leaned hard on big battles and emotional goodbyes, while leaving a lot of lingering questions about heroes, villains, and escaping reality.
TV Reviews
‘For Heaven’s Sake’ Review: An Endearing Documentary Mashup of Comedy and a Strange Disappearance
Even when it drifts, two friends’ journey to uncover the truth behind an 85-year-old mystery brings a bit of fresh energy to the true crime series format.
‘Ruth: Justice Ginsberg In Her Own Words’ Review: The Starz Doc Works, So Long as You Don’t Know RBG
“Ruth: Justice Ginsburg in Her Own Words” offers a different way to interact with the legendary Supreme Court justice.
Golden Globes Review: Glitchy, Hollow Telecast Throws Its Hosts, Winners, and Viewers Under the Bus
The 2021 Golden Globe Awards failed to adequately address the elephant in the room — or put on a decent show.
‘WandaVision’ Review: The Ghost of Grief’s Past Ushers in the Series’ Best Episode Yet — Spoilers
With a little help from Kathryn Hahn (OK, a lot of help), “WandaVision” finally puts its full focus on Wanda’s grief and finds the emotional resonance it’s needed all along.
‘Beartown’ Review: HBO’s Gutting Hockey Drama Hits Hard Against Rape Culture
Adapted from Fredrik Backman’s novel of the same name, the Swedish-language series examines misplaced obsessions in a small hockey town.
‘For All Mankind’ Review: Apple Space Drama Almost Rights the Ship in Improved Season 2
Equal parts scattershot and thrilling, the biggest strengths of this alt-Cold War saga are still in its design and ever-expanding ensemble.
‘WandaVision’ Review: Episode 7 Breaks the Fourth Wall for the Wrong Reasons — Spoilers
Playing off “Modern Family” without the family, “WandaVision” gives its grieving lead the perfect chance to connect with her audience… and wastes it.
‘It’s a Sin’ Review: Russell T. Davies’ Remarkable AIDS Drama Is Essential Viewing
Led by a perfect Olly Alexander and Lydia West, the British series now on HBO Max is up there with “Angels in America” as a vital queer opus.
‘The Black Church’ Review: Docuseries Details the Spiritual Foundation of Black American Struggle
The PBS-produced program documents a sweeping history of religion, politics, and culture within the African American community.
‘Young Rock’ Review: Dwayne Johnson’s NBC Bio-Sitcom Works Better Than It Should
Over-stuffed and self-aggrandizing, four different versions of The Rock explain why he’s the president we need in a strange sitcom that somehow still clicks.
IndieWire Film and TV Critics, Website Nominated by National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards
Film critic Eric Kohn and TV critic Ben Travers are nominated for Critic of the Year and IndieWire is nominated for Best Entertainment Site.
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