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‘The Woman in Cabin 10’ Review: Eating the Rich Has Never Tasted So Bland
Netflix’s new Keira Knightley thriller feels like “Glass Onion” and “Triangle of Sadness” with the edges sanded off
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‘Mr. Scorsese’ Review: Apple Docuseries Is a Useful — if Not Overly Insightful — Chronicle of a Cinematic Titan
Fans of Martin Scorsese should find plenty to enjoy, but Rebecca Miller’s five-episode doc struggles to see the filmmaker beyond his features
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‘Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale’ Review: A Perfectly Pleasant Show Gets a Perfectly Pleasant Send-Off
Of the three features, the final installment feels most in line with the TV series
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‘The Thursday Murder Club’ Review: Disappointing Netflix Mystery Is Too Posh to Be Quaint
Chris Columbus’ movie wants to evoke cozy British whodunits but has only polish in place of a personality
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‘America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys’ Review: Jerry Jones Nostalgia Overpowers Netflix’s Hollow Docuseries
Dallas Cowboys fans should have plenty to love in the eight-episode saga, but everyone else is left with what feels like a NFL PR play
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‘The Pickup’ Review: Eddie Murphy Action Comedy Is Rarely Exciting or Funny
The comedy legend stars alongside Pete Davidson in the Prime Video original
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‘Heads of State’ Review: The Goofy Fun of the ’90s Lives on in Silly, Effervescent Actioner
John Cena and Idris Elba are terrific together in Prime Video’s buddy-action movie that returns audiences to a time when entertainment felt less politically fraught
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‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Review: A Colorful Confection Reveling in Big Emotions
Maggie Kang and Chris Applegate’s animated Netflix film is as fun and breezy as its titular music genre.
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‘Titan’ Review: Netflix’s OceanGate Documentary Gets Bogged Down in a Single Villain
Mark Monroe’s film has difficulty seeing the factors beyond Stockton Rush’s misdeeds
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‘Karate Kid: Legends’ Review: Charming New Installment Subverts the Formula but Needed to Pick a Lane
Director Jonathan Entwistle takes Daniel and Mr. Han to NYC for a story that sometimes surprises and delights and sometimes feels like two movies set against one another
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‘Nonnas’ Review: Vince Vaughn Netflix Movie Is a Comforting Tale of Food and Found Family
The actor stars alongside legendary actresses in Netflix’s charming dramedy
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‘Havoc’ Review: Standard Crime-Actioner Gets an Adrenaline Boost Thanks to Gareth Evans’ Exhilarating Direction
The new Netflix film from “The Raid” director leaves a bright, bloody streak on genre boilerplate
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‘Last Take’ Review: Looking for Halyna Hutchins’ Legacy in an On-Set Tragedy
Rachel Mason’s documentary is at its best when it explores the economic conditions that led to the cinematographer’s death on the set of “Rust”
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‘The Electric State’ Review: A Bizarre Spielberg Riff That’s Too Mechanical to Have Any Heart
The Russo Brothers’ third post-“Endgame” feature is their strongest thus far, but that’s not saying much
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‘One of Them Days’ Review: Keke Palmer-SZA Film Is the Comforting Buddy Comedy Theaters Have Been Missing
The actresses make for a terrific duo in Lawrence Lamont’s new movie
