Win Or Lose Review: Pixar Series Starts Strong, But Censorship Threatens A Home Run
The first four episodes of "Win or Lose" provided for review are some of Pixar's best work in recent years, though the show could've gone further in a few ways.
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Yellowjackets Season 3 Review: TV's Best Survival Thriller Returns Weirder And Wilder
Despite the occasional meandering slowdown, "Yellowjackets" has lost none of its savage allure in Season 3. -
The White Lotus Season 3 Review: Reliably Incisive, Chaotic, And Entertaining
Though "The White Lotus" Season 3 might be the most restrained of the series so far, it still has all the elements we've come to love and expect from the show. -
Invincible Season 3 Review: Prime Video's Superhero Cartoon Returns With One Issue
"Invincible" Season 3 keeps up the energy from previous seasons with the help of its amazing voice cast. -
Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man Review: A Refreshing Take On MCU Peter Parker
"Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man" has a singular style and is a fun take on the character, yet there's still something missing. -
Severance Season 2 Review: The Best Mystery On TV Returns Strong
Though it took a couple of years to return, "Severance" Season 2 doesn't miss a beat, and the show maintains its spot as one of the best ones running. -
On Call Review: Less Fun Than Getting Arrested
In an era oversaturated with police procedurals, "On Call" doesn't do anything exciting to stand out. -
Squid Game Season 2 Review: A Mildly Entertaining But Lackluster Follow-Up
"Squid Game" Season 2 features some interesting new ideas, but fails to follow through and ends up a mediocre rehash of the original tale. -
Dream Productions Review: Inside Out Spin-Off Isn't A Nightmare - But It's Not Essential Either
If "Dream Productions" were to stick to its guns as a workplace sitcom, it would have been a welcome addition to the "Inside Out" franchise. -
Secret Level Review: Video Game Anthology Has Too Many Losers
Most of "Secret Level" feels like an assortment of video game advertisements, though there are a couple of standout elements. -
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Review - Star Wars Goes Goonies, With Dazzling Results
Thanks to its ambitious plot and great cast, "Star Wars: Skeleton Crew" is a welcome addition to the "Star Wars" galaxy. -
Creature Commandos Review: The DC Universe Begins In The Most James Gunn Way
"Creature Commandos" is an enjoyable time, but it could have used an extra spark to make it stand out against creator James Gunn's earlier work. -
Landman Review: Oil Cowboy Machismo & A Pitch-Perfect Billy Bob Thornton
Based on the episodes provided for review, Paramount+'s "Landman" feels like a perfect fit in the Taylor Sheridan universe. -
Dune: Prophecy Review - Rushed Prequel Wants To Be Game Of Thrones
Despite its subpar opening episodes, "Dune: Prophecy" has enough going for it that it could build into something special. -
The Day Of The Jackal Review: Great Start, But Grows Too Silly
"The Day of the Jackal" likely would've been more successful as a shorter show, since the plot gets sillier with each episode. -
Like A Dragon: Yakuza Review - A Vapid And Flavorless Live-Action Adaptation
The narrative in "Like a Dragon: Yakuza" doesn't have enough meat on its bones to justify its adaptation into a TV series, resulting in a slog of a show. -
Shrinking Season 2 Review: Dark, Profound, And Still Full Of Heart
Apple TV+'s "Shrinking" Season 2 is deeper and darker this time around, while never losing its humor. -
Tomb Raider: The Legend Of Lara Croft Review - Attractive But Underwhelming
Overall, "Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft" fails to capture the same flair and sense of adventure that's so deeply embedded in the video games. -
The Franchise Review: HBO Super-Satire Has Fun Stars But Tired Discourse
By the end of the first season, the talented actors and snappy dialogue can't quite save "The Franchise" from exhaustion. -
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon - The Book Of Carol Review: Season 2 Feels DOA
"The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon - The Book of Carol" feels repetitive and anticlimactic, despite our excitement to see Carol and Daryl back in action together. -
Agatha All Along Review: A Supernatural Snoozer Kathryn Hahn Can't Save
Despite an awesome job from a cast led by Kathryn Hahn, "Agatha All Along" suffers from a number of plot issues that make for a so-so viewing experience. -
The Penguin Review: An Adept And Emotionally Intelligent Gangster Drama
"The Penguin" doesn't reinvent the genre by any means, but it manages to grow beyond most comic book TV adaptations with a dark, violent, and grim portrayal. -
Frasier Season 2 Review: The Beloved Revival's Charms Begin To Wear Thin
"Frasier" Season 2 is frequently an absolute delight, but some of the show's charm is starting to wear off as it goes along. -
The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power Season 2 Review - More Rings, More Power, But Does It Rule Them All?
"The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" Season 2 suffers from pacing issues, but there's still a lot to enjoy about the new installment. -
Only Murders In The Building Season 4 Review: OMITB Is Still Fresh - Except For One Thing
"Only Murders in the Building" Season 4 introduces a myriad of new characters, but how do they mesh with the beloved trio of the Arconia? -
Pachinko Season 2 Review: The Acclaimed Drama Is Back - But Disappointing
Although "Pachinko" Season 2 does not stick the landing like Season 1, it still has many similarly affecting moments that made fans first fall in love with it. -
Bad Monkey Review: This Monkey Ain't Half Bad
With a stacked cast and a unique plot, it's no wonder that Apple TV+'s "Bad Monkey" is a must-watch.
