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In an exclusive, intimate setting, Quentin Tarantino lamented the state of movies in his only Sundance 2025 appearance, how fatherhood has become his focus, and why he’s waited to unveil his next project.
Veronica Elizabeth Bruno|
You're Cordially Invited has its share of laughs, but like too many modern comedies, it eventually succumbs to very traditional narrative problems.
Lisa Laman|
If you've loved Hannah Bonam-Young's previous works, you're going to adore Out of the Woods.
Rebecca Mills|
Bal Khabra will have you falling in love over again with Spiral.
Rebecca Mills|
If you're looking for the ultimate self-indulgence, look no further than Dunkin' and Chilllhouse's FOAM-O kit.
Rebecca Mills|
Bridgerton season 4 should end with a happy wedding for Benedict and Sophie, which would also perfectly set up Eloise to lead season 5.
Jill Girgulis|
Episode 7 shows us flawed people making bad choices. An investigation is nixed, Dex makes a promise, and Sophia goes off the rails. Big Bad Body Problem was funny, shocking, and sometimes hard to watch.
Wednesday Lee Friday|
The Sex Lives of College Girls closed out its third season on quite a high note.
Lindsay Press|
The US-based The 100 convention, Conageddon, will return to Boston this March. Any attendee who's been part of the three-day event knows how spectacular it is and the personal authenticity it possesses.
Evelyn Ulrich|
Though it echoes classics like True Stories, you've truly never seen anything like Universal Language
Lisa Laman|
Overall, Wolf Man is a lackluster horror flick that fails to demonstrate the outstanding direction and inventiveness we have seen in Whannell’s previous projects.
Emma Vine|
The End doesn't fully coalesce as a successful satire or piece of oddball cinema, but it does have its share of virtues, especially with George MacKay's lead turn.
Lisa Laman|
A delightfully upbeat Charles Laughton anchors the 1935 comedy Ruggles of Red Gap, which provides an idealistic vision of America that's as unrealistic as it is charmingly amusing.
Lisa Laman|
While Severance does have a lot going for it and plenty of questions to keep audiences engaged for season 2, it still is not necessarily a premiere worthy of waiting three years.
Lindsay Press|
"Into The Fire" strives to redeem and justify season 2's slow pacing. Finally, the two biggest plot threads actually come together.
Lindsay Press|
It would be easy to write off XO, Kitty as being another fluff show about teenagers struggling through romantic entanglements. That is mostly what the second season is about.
Lindsay Press|
Grand Theft Hamlet wrings bleak gags and poignancy out of realizing a Hamlet production like no other.
Lisa Laman|
AJR, Benson Boone, Halsey, and Khalid are set to headline the 2025 Sips & Sounds Festival. Check out the full lineup, dates, and ticket info
Alex Mcewen|
M&M'S is about to introduce a new treat ice cream fans won't want to miss.
Lindsay Press|
Mamma Mia, the National Tour, stops at Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando. The well-seasoned ensemble cast belts out the best of ABBA songs while transporting theater goers to a Greek isle with the promise of happily ever after. The jukebox musical soars.
Cristine Struble|
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