Reviews
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‘The Running Man’ Review: Paramount Movie Argues That Opposing Paramount Is Paramount
Glen Powell is hunted for sport on national television in Edgar Wright’s spirited but tragically ironic adaptation of Stephen King’s sci-fi thriller
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‘Now You See Me: Now You Don’t’ Review: Wow! Your Time and Money Vanished!
Jesse Eisenberg reunites with his old magical pals — and a new cast of up-and-comers — for another slick, amusing, forgettable heist
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‘The Queen of Versailles’ Broadway Review: Kristin Chenoweth and Stephen Schwartz Reunite for a MAGA Musical Nightmare
Florida’s billionaire class gets the musical it deserves with socialite Jackie Siegel
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‘Stumble’ Review: NBC Doubles Down on Mockumentaries With Spirited Sitcom About Junior College Cheerleading
Jenn Lyon, Taran Killam and Kristin Chenoweth headline the half-hour comedy about a disgraced coach bringing cheer magic to a new team
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‘In Your Dreams’ Review: A Mediocre Fantasy About Why Fantasy Is Bad
The latest Netflix animated feature is about two kids who REALLY don’t want to move to Duluth (“Ouch,” says Duluth!)
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‘44: The Musical’ Off Broadway Review: Obama Sings and Dances – but He’s Married to Oprah?
A few awfully funny things happen on his way to the White House
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‘Pluribus’ Review: Vince Gilligan’s Triumphant Return Delivers Apple’s Best Show Yet
Rhea Seehorn shines as the most miserable person on Earth set on rebelling against a new order
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‘Death by Lightning’ Review: Netflix Historical Drama Makes a Niche Presidential Assassination Feel Eerily Prescient
Michael Shannon and Matthew Macfadyen headline a quirky retelling of a forgotten piece of American history
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‘All Her Fault’ Review: Sarah Snook Thrives in Peacock’s High-Speed Kidnapping Drama
The “Succession” star expertly embodies every mother’s worst nightmare in the eight-episode thriller series
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‘All’s Fair’ Review: Abysmal Kim Kardashian-Led Legal Drama Might Be Ryan Murphy’s Worst Show Yet
A murderer’s row of talent cannot make this stinker of a girlboss soap watchable
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‘Predator: Badlands’ Review: Empathetic Monster Mash Is One of the Best Movies of the Year
“Prey” director Dan Trachtenberg rewrites the ‘Predator’ franchise with an exhilarating, futuristic sequel with depth and character to spare
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‘Kyoto’ Off Broadway Review: Global Warming Produces a Dramatic Deep Frost
Stephen Daldry and Justin Martin direct a clunker about climate
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‘Messy White Gays’ Off Broadway Review: The Boys in the Band Develop a ‘Rope’ Fetish
Alfred Hitchcock and Mart Crowley compete for laughs in Drew Droege’s kinky new murder comedy
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‘Little Bear Ridge Road’ Broadway Review: Laurie Metcalf Is Our Greatest Curmudgeon Who Delights
Samuel D. Hunter’s new play enthralls with its wise-cracking dialogue, but lags when it turns serious
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‘I Love LA’ Review: Rachel Sennott’s HBO Comedy Is a Mixed Bag of Earned Laughs and Muddled Characters
Odessa A’Zion and Josh Hutcherson also star in a show that feels like it’s coming from the just-a-bunch-of-stuff-that-happens school of not-quite-comedy
