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Stellar cast, creepy monsters, zero mysteries It’s impossible to spoil The Boroughs . The new Netflix show is so uninterested in keeping its...

Beware when you fight with monsters… A serial killer took Irene’s daughter. So Irene killed him. And then she traveled to another universe, ...

A small shift in perspective makes all the difference With much improved visual effects over the 1997 film Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves , whic...

A welcome jump in quality over season 1 Season 1 of the Hulu post-apocalyptic mystery show Paradise left me with rather tepid expectations...

45,000 years of nothing much happening Watching Andrew Stanton’s new film In the Blink of an Eye , it’s inevitable to be reminded of Darren ...

A story of two sisters and their tangled relationship, plus maintenance of the laws of the universe Ellie lives in Boston. She is on her wa...

Look up and make a wish First we have the far future. People live on platforms above the clouds, where they practice subsistence farming. Wi...

A Russian nested doll of stories, characters and relationships, and yes, magic Jamie is a grad student in Massachusetts, working as best sh...

Of all the versions of you in all universes, can you live with being this one? College teacher Pepper Rafferty has a reasonably satisfying l...

The  Avatar  saga remains faithful to its tried and true formula: visually breathtaking, narratively uninspired There are truly interesting ...

Maybe sleep on this one It’s tricky to make a story about dreams feel like it has actual stakes. In Paprika , the danger is that the outland...

Or, Tediously Imitative Movie The British robot thriller  T.I.M.  was released in the year after the first M3GAN  film, and it seems to be i...

It isn't exactly scary, but it will appease fans looking for an emotional finale for their horror mom and dad The first Conjuring movie...

Disney loves to write orphans, but doesn't seem to understand them Recently orphaned Elio Solís has been adopted by his aunt Olga, who h...

This is a solid, well composed entry in the Wes Anderson canon, though it lacks the emotional depth of some of his older films Critiquing We...