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Primetimer's reviewers weigh in on what you should (and shouldn't) be watching
POSTED April 22, 2024
Far From Comprehensive, Hulu's Bon Jovi Documentary Still Strikes a Chord
Though it glosses over some key subjects,
Thank You, Goodnight
is a thoughtful meditation on getting older.
POSTED April 19, 2024
The Jinx — Part 2
Gets Trapped in Its Own Fame-Themed Ouroboros
The second installment of the Emmy-winning docuseries is full of the ridiculous and absurd. But is it anything new?
POSTED April 17, 2024
Lily Gladstone and Riley Keough Embrace True Crime's Moral Complexities in
Under the Bridge
Hulu's limited series deftly interrogates the messy realities at the heart of Reena Virk's 1997 murder.
POSTED April 16, 2024
An American Bombing
Delivers a Potent Warning About Right-Wing Extremism
HBO Documentary Films' latest connects the dots between domestic terror attacks in the U.S.
POSTED April 15, 2024
Conan O'Brien Pushes the Boundaries of TV Once More in Delightful Travelogue Series
He might not be the first celebrity to do a travel show, but he's one of the first to play with expectations for the format.
POSTED April 12, 2024
HBO's
The Sympathizer
Adaptation Never Reaches Its Full Potential
Hoa Xuande is a star in the making, but Park Chan-wook and Don McKellar can't recreate the novel's boisterous storytelling.
POSTED April 11, 2024
A Limited Series Based on Benjamin Franklin's Life Should Be More Fun Than This
Despite two great central performances, including Michael Douglas as the legendary American, Apple TV+'s latest historical drama falls flat.
POSTED April 10, 2024
A Ghoulishly Great Walton Goggins Commands Prime Video's
Fallout
Adaptation
It's only when the series tries to make everyone happy that it shows the strain.
POSTED April 5, 2024
Netflix's
Parasyte: The Grey
Accomplishes What Few Live-Action Adaptations Have
The director of
Train to Busan
delivers a thrilling body-horror tale based on Hitoshi Iwaaki's best-selling manga.
POSTED April 4, 2024
Colin Farrell Adds Some
Sugar
to the Detective Genre in New Apple Drama
The erstwhile
True Detective
stars as a sweetheart PI with a penchant for suits, whiskey, and kindness.
POSTED April 4, 2024
Andrew Scott Is Wasted in Netflix's Stylish But Empty
Ripley
Steven Zaillian's adaptation drains more than the color from Patricia Highsmith's book series.
POSTED April 3, 2024
Netflix's
Nightlife Killer
Fails to Dig Beneath the Surface
The latest
Crime Scene
installment is so focused on the big picture that it glosses over what makes this particular case so harrowing.
POSTED March 29, 2024
Ewan McGregor Cuts an Impressive Yet Tragic Figure as
A Gentleman in Moscow
Ben Vanstone's adaptation of Amor Towles' bestseller marries whimsy and melancholy across a decades-spanning story.
POSTED March 27, 2024
Mary & George
Is a Steamy Drama Worth Lusting Over
Julianne Moore and Nicholas Galitzine wield sex as a weapon in Starz's propulsive limited series.
POSTED March 26, 2024
Apple's Steve Martin Doc Is a Surprisingly Intimate Look at a Man Who's Hard to Know
Martin's stand-up persona mocked the idea of sincerity, but he expressed much deeper emotions in his film roles.
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