Reviews
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‘Sally & Tom’ Off Broadway Review: Thomas Jefferson Revisits the Scenes of His Crimes
A troubled theater company attempts to confront a Founding Father’s racism in Suzan-Lori Parks’ new play
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‘Under the Bridge’ Review: Lily Gladstone and Riley Keough Don’t Fit in Hulu’s Emotional Teen Mystery
The stars seem awkwardly superimposed on the show’s more resonant central story of a 14-year-old’s brutal murder
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‘The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare’ Review: Guy Ritchie’s Hunky Bros Make Fighting Fascism Look Fun
Henry Cavill plays the real-life inspiration for James Bond in a slick, satisfying World War II adventure
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‘Lempicka’ Broadway Review: Lesbians Get Their Big Musical Moment, Finally
The Art Deco artist named Tamara de Lempicka headlines a new show that’s at its best when she’s off the stage
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‘Challengers’ Review: Zendaya’s Tennis Drama Fizzles Out
Director Luca Guadagnino’s latest is a pointless volley of verbal insults
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‘The Outsiders’ Broadway Review: It Vastly Improves on Coppola’s Cult Classic
What begins as ‘Grease’ without the jokes ends up being a showcase for new, impressive stage talent
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‘The Sympathizer’ Review: Robert Downey Jr. Shines With 4 Roles in Park Chan-wook’s HBO Limited Series
Hoa Xuande and Sandra Oh lead the cast of the Viet Thanh Nguyen novel adaptation
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‘Fallout’ Review: Walton Goggins Is the Monstrous Heart of Amazon’s Lively Video Game Adaptation
Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy bring their world-building expertise to Prime Video’s latest entry in Hollywood’s IP wars
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‘Back to Black’ Review: They Tried to Make a Good Amy Winehouse Biopic (No, No, No)
Marisa Abela plays the iconic chanteuse in a bland, formulaic musical
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‘The People’s Joker’ Review: Vera Drew’s Comic Parody Is Highly Unique, If Shabby Overall
Her film takes elements from other Batman movies and makes them intimate
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‘The First Omen’ Review: This Horror Prequel Suffers From an Extreme and Tedious Story
Nell Tiger Free stars in a grotesque yet uninteresting film about the birth of Damien Thorn
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‘Ripley’ Review: Andrew Scott Is a Magnetic Sociopath in Gorgeous Netflix Limited Series
Writer-director Steven Zaillian and cinematographer Robert Elswit revel in the artistry of adapting Patricia Highsmith’s celebrated novel
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‘The Who’s Tommy’ Broadway Review: See Me, Feel Sorry for Me
Pete Townshend’s musical memoir reaches for the hankies instead of going for the jugular
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‘Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire’ Review: Titans Team Up in Monsterpiece of Mayhem
The creatures take center stage alongside actors Rebecca Hall and Dan Stevens
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‘Sugar’ Review: Colin Farrell Plays a Film Nerd Detective in Beguiling Apple Series
The eight-episode drama feels like an extended pilot episode mirroring the impressionistic style of Los Angeles noir
