Reviews
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‘House of the Dragon’ Season 3 Review: ‘Game of Thrones’ Spinoff Reaches Its Most Gripping, Devastating Chapters
Two seasons of setup finally pay off as the horrors of war show the real price of this Targaryen family drama
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‘Alicia Keys: Girl From Hell’s Kitchen’ Review: Celebratory Doc Offers Glimpses of a Girl, Recollected by a Star
Tribeca 2026: The documentary chronicles the Grammy-winning artist’s Broadway musical and career as a whole
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‘Stop! That! Train!’ Review: If a Comedy Is Bad on Purpose, It Can Still Be Bad
The brilliant cast of “Drag Race” can’t save this ramshackle disaster parody, which proves not all silly jokes are funny
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‘Dreams of Violets’ Review: An AI-Generated Movie Is Worrisome for All the Right Reasons
Tribeca 2026: Writer-director Ash Koosha’s answer to modern filmmaking lands at Tribeca with a thud rather than a revolutionary bang
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‘I Am Frankelda’ Review: Gorgeous World-Building Can’t Support Thin Characters
Despite stunning animation, the Netflix feature gets bogged down in announcing its themes rather than telling a captivating story
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‘The Death of Robin Hood’ Review: Hugh Jackman Deconstructs a Superhero, Again, and It Works, Again
The original vigilante was a mass murderer who may not deserve redemption in Michael Sarnoski’s smart, somber reimagining for A24
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‘The Furious’ Review: Good Luck Finding a Better Action Movie in 2026
It’s too early to call Kenji Tanigaki’s brutal brawler the best action movie of the year — but if it’s not, we’ll be surprised
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‘Every Year After’ Review: Prime Video Romance Fans Deserve Better
After creative highs like “Heated Rivalry,” this 15-year-long romance feels like settling
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‘Disclosure Day’ Review: Steven Spielberg’s ‘X-Files’ Riff Wants to Believe a Little Too Much
Josh O’Connor and Emily Blunt star in a propulsive summer thrill ride with naive ideas about how conspiracies work in the 2020s
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‘Finnegan’s Foursome’ Review: Edward Burns’ Passion Project May Be a Rough Go for Non-Golfers
Tribeca Film Festival 2026: Burns writes, directes, produces and stars in this Ireland-set family dramedy
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‘Bob and David Climb Machu Picchu’ Review: Bob Odenkirk and David Cross Take a Charming Bucket-List Trip
The essential goal of this lo-fi Tribeca doc was to capture a real experience for posterity – as a ride-along, it works
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‘Doc Meets World’ Review: ‘Boy Meets World’ Stars Reconnect for a Warm Mix of Nostalgia, Reflection and Fan Service
This Tribeca doc doesn’t quite access the complex material – nor does it solve the Ben Savage mystery – but it works
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‘Next Life’ Review: Emilia Clarke’s Sliding Doors Romance Needs One More Alternative Existence
Tribeca 2026: What if you had the potential to experience two lives, but neither of them was particularly exciting?
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‘The Revisionist’ Review: Dustin Hoffman Handily Revives a Weary Drama
Tribeca 2026: While the Oscar winner shines as a capricious writer, director/writer Alex Vlack fails to give Alison Brie anything of substance
