Reviews
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‘Enola Holmes 3’ Review: Not Even Millie Bobby Brown Seems Excited to Be Back
Sherlock Holmes’ sister returns for Round 3, but it’s elementary, my dear Netflix – far, far too elementary
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‘Louis C.K.: Ridiculous’ Review: Comedian Skips Cancellation Talk in Self-Deprecating Netflix Special
After years of clawing his way out of cancel culture purgatory, Louis C.K. emerges victorious in a hilarious set aimed at his older, loyal viewers
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‘Birthright’ Off Broadway Review: The Year’s Best New Play (So Far) Is a Jewish ‘Big Chill’
Jonathan Spector (“Eureka Day”) delivers a scorchingly funny look at a trip to Israel
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‘Elle’ Review: Amazon’s Dull ‘Legally Blonde’ Prequel Series Is Awkward and Forced
How did Reese Witherspoon and company manage to make Elle Woods feel so dour?
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‘Couture’ Review: The Devil May Wear Prada, but These Women Do All the Real Work
If you make sacrifices for an industry that depends on you, but doesn’t give a damn about you, Alice Winocour’s incisive drama has your back
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‘Camp’ Review: Friendship Is Magic, and Tragic, in the Eerie World of Avalon Fast
Fast’s melancholic new film stars Zola Grimmer as a grieving teen finding her people — and possibly the devil — at a Christian summer camp
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‘Little Brother’ Review: Wholesome and Weird Comedy Makes for Tonal Whiplash
A cozy comedy-of-errors slams against hard-R bizarro comedy in Matt Spicer’s feature follow-up to “Ingrid Goes West”
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‘Lucky Strike’ Review: Scott Eastwood Kills Nazis, and Time, in This Mid-Range World War II Thriller
A soldier gets stuck behind enemy lines at the Battle of the Bulge, but don’t worry — he’s got the right brand of cigarettes
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‘Jackass: Best and Last’ Review: A Profanely Joyful Swan Song
The supposedly final “Jackass” film is full of stunts and callbacks, but it’s the emotion that hits the hardest
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‘The Bear’ Season 5 Review: FX’s Once-Mighty Dramedy Gets Better in Stripped-Down Last Shift
Ayo Edebiri and Ebon Moss-Bachrach stand out over the course of a single difficult day at the chaotic Chicago restaurant
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‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Season 2 Review: Netflix’s Flawed Adaptation Returns With a Satisfying Binge
The live-action series boasts one of the largest and most diverse AAPI and Indigenous casts on TV
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‘Supergirl’ Review: Messy DC Movie Suffers From Muddled Action, Shoehorned Jason Momoa
But Milly Alcock shines at the heart of a story about what it means to do good
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‘Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness’ Review: Larry David and Barack Obama Turn US History Into ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’
The comedian recruits a star-studded roster for a hilariously cringey retelling of our nation’s biggest moments
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‘Girls Like Girls’ Review: Yes, Apparently Hayley Kiyoko Really Can Do Everything
Maya da Costa gives a breakout performance in the promising first feature from the talented singer, songwriter, actor, novelist and now director
