Reviews
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‘Bridgerton’ Season 4 Part 1 Review: Benedict and Sophie’s Cinderella Story Is More Sweet Than Spicy
The Netflix juggernaut is back with a sweet tale of wistful longing set to Vitamin String Quartet covers
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‘If I Go Will They Miss Me’ Review: Danielle Brooks Is a Force of Nature in Bold, Beautiful Drama
Sundance 2026: While much is lost in this expansion of the short of the same name, something more is ultimately gained
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‘Troublemaker’ Review: Nelson Mandela Doc Is a Rallying Cry for Our Time
Sundance 2026: Antoine Fuqua’s film underlines how one man’s actions have ripple effects across generations
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‘When a Witness Recants’ Review: Profound Doc Spotlights the Harlem Park 3
Sundance 2026: Dawn Porter’s film follows the wrongful imprisonment of three Black teens, and the quest for something resembling consequences for those who put them there
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‘In the Blink of an Eye’ Review: Andrew Stanton’s Latest Is Ambitious and Affecting
The film, starring Kate McKinnon and Daveed Diggs, follows three groups of characters in three distinct, very different, timelines
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‘The Only Living Pickpocket in New York’ Review: John Turturro Steals Your Heart in Bittersweet Crime Thriller
Sundance 2026: Rian Johnson produces writer-director Noah Segan’s fantastic second feature
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‘Give Me the Ball!’ Review: Billie Jean King Doc Is an Inspiring Shot of Adrenaline
Sundance 2026: The sports and feminist legend exudes charisma in this wildly entertaining chronicle of her life and career
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‘Antiheroine’ Review: Courtney Love Tells Her Own Story in Comprehensive, Compassionate Doc
Sundance 2026: Love goes warts and all as she takes on making a new album
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‘The AI Doc’ Review: Unproductive Both-Sides Documentary Is Too Little, Too Late
Sundance 2026: The Oscar-winning director of “Navalny” peers into the future of technology and humanity — and makes it about him
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‘Take Me Home’ Review: Deeply Sincere Drama Has Enormous Heart, Lacks Complexity
Sundance 2026: The feature adaptation of Liz Sargent’s short follows a 38-year-old Korean woman with significant cognitive disabilities
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‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ Review: Harlem Renaissance Doc May Be the Most Thrilling Party of the Year
Sundance 2026: William Greaves’ finally-completed film, in which Black American greats tell their stories, should be required viewing for every American
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‘See You When I See You’ Review: Jay Duplass Enters His Redford Era With ‘Ordinary People’-esque Dramedy
Sundance 2026: This earnest, emotional dramedy boasts one of the festivals best ensemble casts of Cooper Raiff, Kaitlyn Dever, Hope Davis, Lucy Boynton, David Duchovny and Ariela Barer
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‘The Weight’ Review: Ethan Hawke Is Absolutely Electrifying in Tense Western Thriller
Sundance 2026: The veteran actor elevates every second of this gripping story of gold and death set in the Pacific Northwest
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‘Frank & Louis’ Review: Rob Morgan Stuns as a Prisoner With Alzheimer’s
Sundance 2026: The actor and Kingsley Ben-Adir anchor a sobering drama that serves as a thematic sibling to 2023’s “Sing Sing”
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‘Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie’ Review: Courageous Doc Hits Hard
Sundance 2026: Salman Rushdie documents his journey to healing and renewal in this sprawling, intimate documentary
