HBO’s “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” Is The Best Fantasy Adaptation of the Decade
Fantasy television can still surprise you, and when it comes to the genre, bigger isn’t always better.
Fantasy television can still surprise you, and when it comes to the genre, bigger isn’t always better.
Everyone wants to know why so many women are watching “Heated Rivalry.” The answer isn’t that simple.
One of the best mini-series of the 2010s has unexpectedly returned, and it’s even better.
The show remains as elegantly and intensely staged as ever.
It’s one of those stories that makes so little sense when it’s done that it makes you angry, wondering why you wasted so much time on what’s ultimately a pretty gross piece of storytelling.
The series is one of the best post-pandemic television shows to grace our screens.
The documentarian discusses the curiously complex world of children’s music and her latest Music Box documentary.
“The Pitt” hasn’t faltered at all to start its second intense season.
It’s hard to justify watching this one over the scores of other, more interesting takes on the cold-blooded crime show out there.
Did the Duffers stick the landing and send these popular characters off in style? Yes and no.
A gripping, funny, insightful, and at times melancholic look at a comedy legend.
A ludicrous assemblage of coincidences and nonsensical plot twists that only the most hardcore Harlanheads will be able to run with.
The penultimate volume of “Stranger Things” almost feels nostalgic for itself.
“Cover-Up” reveals, in the behavioral sense, the obsessiveness that makes an investigative journalist.
Little more than a rambling, undisciplined clip show that misfires as both history and entertainment.