Reviews

Finally, a rebuttal to Bo Derek’s 1989 comedy ‘Ghosts Can’t Do It.’

Only a fool would piss off Neil Maskell.

In its eighth — and final — season, the beloved sitcom is turning a critical eye to its cuddly cop concept. But is it doing enough?

Despite some modestly enjoyable moments, the first episodes of the animated series skip the pleasures found within most Marvel franchise properties.

Tony-nominated stage director Liesl Tommy makes her feature film debut with a powerful portrait of the Queen of Soul.

“I cherish peace with all my heart. I don’t care how many men, women, and children I need to kill to get it.” — This, my friends, is the best line-reading of the year.

While reminding viewers that Disney owns all your favorite memories…

It wants to be far more fun than it is, but it’s still just entertaining enough.

Dev Patel dazzles in David Lowery’s film of the Arthurian legend.