Reviews
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‘Real Women Have Curves’ Broadway Review: Latinas Take Cover to Break Free
A timely, feel-good musical brings the 2024-25 theater season to a rousing finish
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‘Dead Outlaw’ Broadway Review: Never Before Has a Musical Been So Strangely Alive
The star of this show is a mummy that goes on a most twisted, tune-filled journey
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‘Just in Time’ Broadway Review: Jonathan Groff Is Great! But Where’s Bobby Darin?
The Tony-winning star of “Merrily We Roll Along” rarely meets the playboy crooner of “Mack the Knife”
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‘On Swift Horses’ Review: Daisy Edgar-Jones and Jacob Elordi Are Sexy, Queer Gamblers in Gentle 1950s Drama
The 1950s were awful, but this movie isn’t
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‘Pirates!’ Broadway Review: David Hyde Pierce Steals a Show That’s Only Half Ship-Shape
A radically retooled “Pirates of Penzance” makes a rocky voyage to New Orleans
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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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‘Until Dawn’ Review: Extremely Loose Video Game Adaptation Doesn’t Suck Too Much
David F. Sandberg’s time loop ‘cabin in the woods’ riff is a shallow, confusing, but somewhat entertaining popcorn-spiller
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‘You’ Season 5 Review: Netflix Show Slides Into Total Absurdity — and It’s Not Even Fun
Joe Goldberg’s story comes to a repetitive end
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‘Étoile’ Review: Luke Kirby and Charlotte Gainsbourg Anchor Amy Sherman-Palladino’s Grand Dance Series
Prime Video presents a ballet-focused comedy with temperamental artists in New York and Paris
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‘Stranger Things: The First Shadow’ Broadway Review: Netflix Mashes Up With ‘Grease’ and Stephen King
Stephen Daldry’s flashy direction and Kate Trefry’s comic adaptation makes for an oddball jukebox musical
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‘Floyd Collins’ Broadway Review: Jeremy Jordan Soars While His Character Is Trapped
His great performance galvanizes a high-profile revival that further enhances the brilliance of composer Adam Guettel
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‘Andor’ Season 2 Review: The Best ‘Star Wars’ Story Yet Cements Itself as a TV Masterpiece
Tony Gilroy surpasses expectations with a masterfully poignant, thrilling and timely show about the cost of fighting tyranny
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‘Sneaks’ Review: Anthony Mackie and Martin Lawrence Are Shoes – Yes, Really
It sounds like a bargain bin Pixar knockoff, but there’s something else afoot in this odd animated feature
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‘Ransom Canyon’ Review: Netflix’s Delightful Cowboy Soap Could Fill TV’s ‘Yellowstone’ Void
Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly headline a promising drama with plenty of room to grow in future seasons
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‘The Legend of Ochi’ Review: A24 Fantasy Adventure Is Lovingly Crafted Yet Oddly Inert
Isaiah Saxon’s feature directorial debut looks the part, but lacks an emotional punch
