Netflix’s Family Switch is a well-written, hilarious treat featuring a team of actors who undoubtedly had a blast together.
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Mostly Analytical, Quintessentially Overdramatic
Netflix’s Family Switch is a well-written, hilarious treat featuring a team of actors who undoubtedly had a blast together.
Read moreAll of Us Strangers is a poignantly refined mosaic that encapsulates the terrors and aches of loneliness with a superbly gifted cast.
Read moreThe Holdovers succeeds in its narrative impact for many reasons, but its cast and Payne’s focus on their spirits is at the top of the list.
Read moreFull of impressive performances all around, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes is the best kind of villain origin story.
Read moreHallmark’s A World Record Christmas is an earnest spectacle that underscores what it means to show up for people.
Read moreDisney’s Dashing Through the Snow is sometimes predictable and a little saccharine but worth watching regardless.
Read moreNia DaCosta’s The Marvels is mostly a phenomenal joy ride through and through because of the women at the helm.
Read moreIn every way, perspective is critical, and Sofia Coppola’s Priscilla is a glowing triumph in showcasing a female point of view.
Read moreQuiz Lady is enjoyable through and through, with incredible performances and thoughtful execution.
Read morePain Hustlers is at its best when it digs into the perils of mothers and daughters, and Emily Blunt steals every scene she’s in.
Read moreWhether you attend a concert or watch it on screen in Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour movie, it’s a remarkably unforgettable experience.
Read moreFilms like Flora and Son give a flicker of light to keep holding on and to believe in the power of connection and music.
Read moreAs a Wes Anderson film, The Wonderful Life of Henry Sugar is a delightful splendor with a fantastic cast bringing their whimsical A-game.
Read moreChloe Domont’s Fair Play is a gripping character study that gives Phoebe Dynevor plenty of space to shine.
Read moreRed White and Royal Blue is a gorgeously tender love story that will undoubtedly stand the test of time and leave a mark.
Read moreAre You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret is a wholesome, gorgeously satisfying coming-of-age film that emphasizes the importance of agency.
Read moreChristopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer is an explosive character, strengthened by a stimulating vision and an astounding, unmatched cast.
Read moreGreta Gerwig’s Barbie is unlike anything viewers could expect and everything they might not know they need.
Read moreAsteroid City is Wes Anderson firing at all cylinders and reminding audiences why we’re drawn to his films in the first place.
Read moreIndiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is imperfect, but it’s the kind of sendoff fans could hope for with a beloved character.
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