Astrid takes center stage in this episode of "The Politician," but succeeds only in making an already unlikeable character even less appealing.
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Visceral and bone-chilling, Sea Fever borrows from body horror classics but has a timely message and narrative approach that's all its own.
The second episode of "The Politician" takes a step away from Payton's election with two bizarre subplots that aren't as engaging as his political scheming.
Clever and engaging, the first episode of The Politician grabs your attention with a compelling lead performance from Ben Platt and a strong ensemble cast.
Knives Out is another winner from Rian Johnson, with an A-list cast having the time of their lives, an engaging mystery, and unexpected social commentary.
How to Build a Girl is a refreshingly feminist coming-of-age story with a plucky lead, but is ultimately too saccharine for its own good.
Marriage Story is a devastatingly honest exploration of the breakdown of a family with career-defining performances from Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson.
Equal parts touching and hilarious, Taiki Waititi roasts Nazism and all doctrines of hate in Jojo Rabbit, a compelling and timely satire.
Dev Patel leads an all-star ensemble in The Personal History of David Copperfield, a hilariously sharp adaptation of Dickens from director Armando Iannucci.
Domhnall Gleeson, sweet and gentle Irishman extraordinaire, brings the heat with a performance in The Kitchen that seriously plays against type.
The zombie flick The Dead Don't Die hearkens back to subversive, absurdist comedies from the early 1990s such as My Boyfriend's Back.