Ted Lasso “Lavender” Recap: Feeling a little Tartt

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Ted Lasso “Lavender” Recap: Feeling a little Tartt

Is AFC Richmond’s wayward son poised for a return? NOW STREAMING: Powered by JustWatch Welcome back to the Dogtrack for Ted Lasso Season 2 Episode 2. Declan Lowney’s back behind the camera with a script from Leann Bowen who previously wrote Season 1’s “Diamond Dogs.” Picking up with the reality show we ended on last ... Ted Lasso “Lavender” Recap: Feeling a little Tartt

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James Gunn rescues The Suicide Squad with a raunchy, silly sequel

By: Jonah Koslofsky

DC finally recovers from its worst movie with a followup that leans into the irreverent comic-book mayhem of its source material (and its director).

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Chip ‘n’ Dale: Park Life is nuts for not embracing weird humor more often

By: Lisa Laman

The best, strangest parts of Disney Plus' reboot of the Hanna-Barbera reinforce its frustrating lack of innovation.

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Jungle Cruise takes you on a spirited adventure, even if you’ve been here before

By: Clint Worthington

Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt have a grand old time in this derivative but fun throwback adventure.

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Jellystone! is a surprisingly fresh take on an old classic

By: Sean Price

C.H. Greenblatt breathes new life into the Boomer-era world of Hanna-Barbera.

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The Green Knight fights itself for most of its runtime

By: Matt Cipolla

David Lowery's adaptation of the Arthurian tale applies a stolid approach to a loose, lyrical story, to mixed results.

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Centaurworld’s characters and animation delight

By: Ashley Lara

Centaurworld, a new animated musical series on Netflix, boats stunning imagery, catchy songs, lovable protagonists, and frustrating lore.

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The Last Letter from Your Lover is better left unread

By: Sarah Gorr

The Last Letter from your Lover, the latest Jojo Moyes adaptation, squanders a talented cast on a tale so familiar it could be a carbon copy.

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Masters of the Universe: Revelation has the power to make Eternia feel new again

By: Jon Negroni

With Masters of the Universe: Revelation, Kevin Smith re-launches He-Man by building on the original cartoon without being consumed by it.

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Old has lots of life but lacks growth

By: Matt Cipolla

M. Night Shyamalan's latest is technically well made but stretched too thin due to an overinflated ensemble and wonky pacing.

Recap

Ted Lasso “Goodbye, Earl” Recap: A dog has his day and the doc(tor) arrives

Dani Rojas’s in crisis as AFC Richmond just can’t lose…or win. NOW STREAMING: Powered by JustWatch I love Ted Lasso. I have made mention of this several times on this very site. My passion burns so brightly, it seems, the good people behind the foremost pop culture website on the planet, (this one natch), offered ... Ted Lasso “Goodbye, Earl” Recap: A dog has his day and the doc(tor) arrives

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“Mandibles” is silly but doesn’t have much to say

By: Jonah Koslofsky

Quentin Dupieux's farce about a pair of slackers stuck taking care of a giant fly has some inspired moments, and not much else.

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Hydra Blu-ray review: strong acting, great fights, killer mood

By: Justin Harrison

Hydra, from master action director Kensuke Sonomura, boasts both thrilling duels between lethal assassins and warm, skillful character work.

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The Loki finale: a god of mischief & a deal with the Devil

By: Andrew Bloom

The Disney+ series concludes (for now) on a mindbending cliffhanger that asks: what do you do when you no longer have glorious purpose?

Interviews

Reza Safinia on Warrior and the links between meditation and music

The composer and multi-instrumentalist breaks down his score for the Bruce Lee-inspired action series, and his dual albums Yin and Yang.

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Fear Street Part 3: 1666 concludes the trilogy on a scary thoughtful note

By: Lisa Laman

Director Leigh Janiak delivers both catharsis and frights in wrapping up the Fear Street saga.

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Dr. Death is an addicting crime drama with surgical precision

By: Jon Negroni

Based on the popular podcast, the 8-part Peacock series successfully combines mystery with medical drama.

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Pig is a parable with a surprising amount on its mind

By: Matt Cipolla

Michael Sarnoski's feature debut is a slow burn about connection and commodification anchored by deeply felt work from Nicolas Cage.

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Space Jam: A New Legacy is an ice-cream headache of corporate nostalgia

By: Sean Price

Warner Bros. makes a feature-length commercial for itself that does an adrift LeBron James, and HBO Max's back catalog of bizarre creations, a grave injustice.

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Roadrunner is a loving and sobering tribute to Anthony Bourdain

By: Gena Radcliffe

Morgan Neville directs a brutally honest documentary about the chef/author/travel show host whose enviable life masked inner torment.

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Never Have I Ever is still just as insightful & funny in season 2

By: Beau North

Netflix's teen dramedy addresses grief, culture shock and hormones with tenderness and empathy.

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