T Categories Reviews TV September 13, 2023 The Morning Show returns for more self-important nonsense The third season of Apple TV's daytime news series makes for some excellent hate-watching, & not much else.
S Categories Reviews TV August 8, 2023 Strange Planet strands viewers on a domain devoid of laughs The popular webcomic gets turned into a TV show that proves some ideas can't sustain half-hour programs.
P Categories Reviews TV August 2, 2023 Physical concludes with more questions than answers Up to the very end the Apple TV+ dramedy remains funny, empathetic, cynical & frustrating all at once.
S Categories Movies Reviews February 15, 2023 Sharper lacks some much-needed edge Despite its solid performances & elegant look, the Apple TV+ thriller mostly falls flat.
C Categories Movies Reviews November 2, 2022 Causeway is a solid piece of contemplative indie filmmaking Save for a clumsy third-act, Causeway works well as an examination of trying to live in the present while reeling from trauma in the past.
L Categories Movies Reviews August 8, 2022 Luck keeps tripping over its uninspired feet The debut title from Skydance Animation is too in love with exposition and cutesy character designs for its own good.
P Categories Reviews TV June 2, 2022 Physical continues to put a dark spin on “girl power” in season 2 How do you solve a problem like Sheila Rubin?
N Categories Reviews TV May 28, 2022 Now & Then has style, but its thrills are strictly intermittent Murderous secrets bubble to the surface in a show whose whole cannot match its best parts.
R Categories Reviews TV April 15, 2022 Roar puts a darkly whimsical spin on modern women’s problems Nicole Kidman executive produces a star-studded adaptation of Cecelia Ahern’s short story collection that rarely misses
S Categories Podcasts Right on Cue April 9, 2022 Severance’s Theodore Shapiro on bridging memories through music The Emmy-nominated composer talks about locking onto the hollow horrors of office life in his score for the acclaimed Apple TV+ series.
