B Categories TV April 23, 2020 Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season Finale Recap: Joy in “Blackout” The Nine-Nine gets a new member of the precinct as season 7 comes to a heartwarming close. Does a real crisis make an imaginary one..
B Categories TV April 17, 2020 Brooklyn Nine-Nine: Holt Finally Melts in “Ransom” Jake finally has to be the adult in the room in one of the best episodes of the season.
& Categories Movies April 13, 2020 “My Spy” is a Better Action Film Than a Family Comedy Dave Bautista teams up with a tot to protect and serve in this half-hearted action comedy released too little, too late.
B Categories TV April 10, 2020 Brooklyn Nine-Nine: There’s a heist in the (zeit)geist in “Valloweaster” The Halloween Heist takes a decidedly bunny-like direction.
& Categories Movies April 3, 2020 “Coffee & Kareem” is Bitter on the Palate Netflix's latest buddy cop comedy is a dated, hateful mess that doesn't deserve the screentime.
B Categories TV February 21, 2020 Brooklyn Nine-Nine: “The Jimmy Jab Games II” Is Fun for All Relationship growth, payback, office wagers, and even a Greatest Showman abound.
B Categories TV February 14, 2020 Brooklyn Nine-Nine: “Pimento” Goes Memento Jason Mantzoukas loses his memory and steals the show. Well, this was a lot of fun. This week’s episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine is all about..
B Categories TV February 7, 2020 Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 7 Premiere: “Manhunter” and “Captain Kim” NBC’s cop comedy returns with a two-parter premiere that proves their salvation of the show is no fluke. Welcome back to the 99th Precinct and..
G Categories Movies January 14, 2020 Guy Pearce Slums It In “Disturbing the Peace” A limp. microbudget Texas actioner that gives whole new meaning to the term "lone-star state."
C Categories Cannes 2019 Festivals Movies May 23, 2019 Cannes Review: “Oh Mercy!” Fumbles Its Arthouse Murder Mystery Arnaud Desplechin shifts gears with an all-too-straightforward cop drama mired in cliche.
