Zoe Lister-Jones and Daryl Wein usher in the end of the world with a winsome indie comedy about […]
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Adam Mason’s near-future COVID tale is an unnecessary idea made worse by a rushed script and cheap production values.
Coming off his documentary work, Greg Barker presents his first scripted feature in a mishmash of undercooked storylines and characters.
Jake & Amy finally announce their big news in a sweet episode about father-son bonding.
Disney continues to shuffle off Fox’s remaining output with this limp, awkward adaptation of the Jack London novel.
From Jed Bartlet to CJ Cregg to Losh Lyman, we elect one of Aaron Sorkin’s quick-witted White House wonks from The West Wing to our Hall of Faces.
Michael Dougherty’s entry in the Americanized kaiju franchise is frightfully brain-dead, even for a summer blockbuster.