All posts tagged review

In the crowded landscape of streaming content, Apple TV+’s Disclaimer manages...

No gossip or auteur speculations. Instead, it’s a historical...

So far, Jon Watts was mainly known for Tom Holland’s Spider-Man trilogy, but by...

Ringing in its first of two appearances at the BBC Proms...

With its refreshingly straightforward title...

Filmmakers have used war movies to explore what it means to be human for...

Rebecca (Sara Forestier) somewhat naively seeks a romantic...

Taking no prisoners, Babygirl opens with Nicole Kidman’s moans accompanying the...

Surfing may seem the most innocuous of pastimes, but there is a dark side to...

As the West End and Broadway are awash with adaptations of...