Reviews
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‘Sterling Point’ Review: Prime Video’s Latest YA Show Is a Melodramatic Delight
Megan Park’s television follow-up to “My Old Ass” hits all the right notes of a later summer romance
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‘Ice Cream Man’ Review: Kids Slay the Darndest Things in Eli Roth’s Gory Horror Comedy
This “Children of the Cornetto” riff runs out of shock value almost immediately — and it has nothing else to sell
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‘Anna Pigeon’ Review: Tracy Spiridakos Brings Charisma to USA Network’s Breezy Park Ranger Drama
The “Chicago P.D.” alum shines as a big-city woman solving mysteries in the Montana wilderness, while grappling with her own secrets
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‘Lioness’ Season 3 Review: Zoe Saldaña Spy Drama Sheds Premise to Launch Most Intense Mission Yet
Taylor Sheridan’s action-packed Paramount+ series unleashes no new Lioness, but serves up a riveting, dual-timeline mystery
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‘Tony’ Review: Almost-Great Anthony Bourdain Biopic Roasts the Celebrity Chef, but Good
“The Holdovers” star Dominic Sessa plays a jerk who learns he’s not the center of the universe in Matt Johnson’s appropriately judgmental origin story
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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Review: Sensational Spidey Sequel Is as Good as It Gets
Tom Holland returns for a surprising and heartbreaking film about Peter Parker — and the superhero stuff is cool, too
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‘The Saviors’ Off Broadway Review: Altar Boys Are Much Nicer Than They Used to Be
Teen actors Ivan Howe and Julius Rinzel deliver terrific performances in Bubba Weiler’s new play about Catholics and Christians
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‘Broad Strokes’ Off Broadway Review: Cat Cohen Delights With a Near-Death Experience
The Netflix comedian (“The Twist…? She’s Gorgeous”) turns literal heartbreak into comic gold
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‘Fightland’ Review: Starz Boxing Drama Hooks With Punchy First Impression
Howard Charles and Nicholas Pinnock headline an action-packed series that thrives when it leans into the violence
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’72 Hours’ Review: Note to Self, Do Not Invite Kevin Hart to My Bachelor Party
The 47-year-old comic ruins a Gen-Z friend group’s weekend in a Netflix Original which should be funny — but the characters are more likable than the gags
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‘Furious’ Review: Emmy Rossum Is Bolder Than Ever in Visceral Hulu Thriller
Lola Petticrew and Quincy Tyler Bernstine also deliver superb performances in Elizabeth Meriwether’s serial killer drama
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‘Stuart Fails to Save the Universe’ Review: Exactly What ‘Big Bang Theory’ Fans Deserve
Stuart, Kripke, Burt and Denise are Pasadena’s new nerd-friendly foursome in HBO Max’s strange but addictive multiverse spinoff
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‘The Dink’ Review: Apple TV’s Pickleball Comedy Courts Disaster
There’s nothing to relish about this boring, unfunny flick, starring Jake Johnson as a jerk ex-tennis pro
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‘Just in Time’ Broadway Review: Jeremy Jordan Makes This Show Better Than Ever
The musical about “Mack the Knife” crooner Bobby Darin gets a dose of High-T in several recastings
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‘Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender’ Review: A Powerful but Rushed Chapter in One of the Great Modern Sagas
Audiences familiar with “Avatar” will see the depth in this ambitious feature. Everyone else can marvel at the animation
