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‘War Machine’ Review – Netflix Paid For ‘Predator’ To Have A Baby With ‘Metal Gear’
‘Watson’ Season 2, Episode 12 Recap – You Are What You Eat
‘Vladimir’ Ending Explained – Let’s Answer All Your Burning (Aha!) Questions
Movie Reviews
‘War Machine’ Review – Netflix Paid For ‘Predator’ To Have A Baby With ‘Metal Gear’
‘The Bluff’ Review – Bloodthirsty Buccaneering Action Can’t Save A Woeful Script
‘Taylor Tomlinson: Prodigal Daughter’ Review – We’re Going Back to Church
‘Sommore: Chandelier Fly’ Review – Experience Is Everything
TV Show Reviews
‘Vladimir’ Review – A Refreshingly Complex and Daring Adaptation
‘Young Sherlock’ Review – An Energetic, Convoluted Prequel Zings With Guy Ritchie Charm
‘Paradise’ Season 2 Review – An Expanded Scope Plays to Dan Fogelman’s Strengths
‘The Night Agent’ Season 3 Review – The Unluckiest Man On Netflix Is Back
Latest TV Recaps
‘Watson’ Season 2, Episode 12 Recap – You Are What You Eat
4 Summary Watson Season 2 delivers an unusually strong episode in “A Family Meal”, with a proper medical mystery case that also has genuine emotional...
‘Marshals’ Episode 2 Recap – Kayce Isn’t Strictly A Good Guy (And That’s Good)
3.5 Summary Marshals includes some pleasing ambiguity in “Zone of Death” that should hopefully allow the show to solidify itself as an expansion of the...
‘Paradise’ Season 2, Episode 5 Recap – Another Mini Masterpiece
Paradise is a really, really good television show. I've been thinking about this a lot throughout Season 2, since every episode just keeps nailing it. At first, I was worried that I'm just a sucker for the Dan Fogelman brand of schmaltz, which remains a possibility, since the previous chapter laid it on really thick.
‘Rooster’ Episode 1 Recap – Yes, Of Course It’s Really Good
Rooster was always going to be good. A dramedy from the creators of Ted Lasso, Shrinking, and Scrubs, starring Steve Carell as a bumbling author intervening in the spiralling love life of his daughter and her cheating husband against the backdrop of a liberal arts college campus? Sometimes these things just write themselves.