Amazon’s ‘The Report’ Tortures The Facts About Dan Jones’s Info Ops
Adam Driver stars in a movie that attempts to tell the story of the Senate Intelligence Committee’s infamous ‘torture report,’ but it gets the story badly wrong and tries to lionize a dishonest partisan hitman.
10 Best Shows Of The Decade That Can Be Binged In A Weekend
Here are some of the best miniseries, cancelled-too-soon gems, and shows in their early seasons of the past 10 years, all of which can be easily finished in a weekend.
The Only Thing Marvelous About Season Three’s Mrs. Maisel Is Her Selfishness
Midge Maisel’s brand of enlightenment clearly involves placing her own desires above the needs and wants of those she has a duty to put first.
‘Modern Love’ Episode Illustrates The Dangers Of Dating Dad
This Modern Love episode reveals not only deep truths about the lasting pain of father absence, but also highlights the roots of society’s Me Too problems.
5 Streaming Services Trying To Unseat Netflix In High-Stakes Media Showdown
In coming months, 10-plus major rivals will seek to upend the top streaming service. Amid a sea of headlines about new shows and deals, here are five big-picture updates.
5 Reasons To Watch ‘You’ve Got Mail’ On Amazon Prime
‘You’ve Got Mail’ wasn’t quite a blockbuster when released, but it’s stood the test of time for those of us hopeless romantics, book lovers, and fans of New York, dogs, and coffee.
A Guide To Navigating TV’s Biggest Fall Yet
In an effort to alleviate option paralysis as best we can, here are some top picks for shows to watch this fall, perhaps the industry’s biggest season yet.
What I Learned From Rewatching ‘Magnum, P.I.’ On Amazon
While some of the charm has worn off ‘Magnum, P.I.’s’ eight seasons, we can still learn from that dashing P.I. driving a borrowed Ferrari through paradise.
‘The Boys’ Suffers Under The Weight Of Cliché And Predictability
What would happen if the good people sworn to defend the population were narcissistic, self-serving, and at times downright evil?
Prestige TV Reigns In 2019 Emmy Nominations, But Will It Last?
This year’s Emmy nominees, announced on Tuesday, offer helpful insights on small-screen trends.
Innocuous, Charming Satire ‘Good Omens’ Receives Undue Backlash From Christians
For some reason, Christian Americans are incredibly upset with the TV series Good Omens,’ based on the Neil Gaiman/Terry Prachett novel of the same name.
With A Love Story, ‘Cold War’ Beautifully Depicts The Personal Costs Of Communism
Every so often, a film shows the depth of communism’s personal costs in a poignant and beautiful way. So it is with ‘Cold War,’ a masterpiece from Polish director Pawel Pawlikowski, nominated for three Academy Awards.
The Real Reason Midge Maisel’s A Terrible Mother Isn’t Her Career
If what we see on screen is an accurate representation of Midge’s life, yes, she’s a terrible mother. But she’s not only a terrible mother, she’s kind of a terrible person.
8 Most Amazing Outfits From The Latest Season Of ‘Mrs. Maisel’
Dear Amazon: Open a Mrs. Maisel clothing line. Ditch the 1960s outfits and stick with the 1950s ones. It will be a smash hit.
‘Mrs. Maisel’s’ Excellent Second Season Dooms The Third
In season two, ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ improves markedly on its first ten-episode run. But the show’s future still looks bleak.
Why Does Amazon Keep Spending Top Dollar On Subpar Shows?
Netflix’s prime competitor, Amazon, seems to have a hard time translating a huge budget into critically acclaimed, award-winning original content.
‘The Man In The High Castle’ Remains Conceptually Strong For Season Three
Season 3 is as remarkable as the previous ones in propelling the material in an imaginative and intelligent direction.
‘Jack Ryan’ Is Straightforward, Simple, Action-Packed Fun
While never particularly deep, and somewhat predictable, ‘Jack Ryan’ has everything a television spy series should.
Why You Will Enjoy Watching This 1945 Christmas Comedy
‘Christmas in Connecticut’ has not just fun and beauty to recommend it, but also a great range and serious insights into American society.
Despite Its Wokeness, ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Shows How Comedy Is Deeply Conservative
‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ is the story of a young artist coming of age and into her own. Midge finds that art doesn’t have much to do with becoming an agent of change.
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