At Midnight has a certain Old Hollywood flair that gives it a unique edge, but its surface-level approach makes a romance more frothy than impactful.
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Black Sails show what a final season should be, making friends of enemies, dividing alliances - and shocking its audience.
It's Vigilante vs. Mayor Queen, as the fallout of the allegations against Oliver's administration pits one crime fighter against another.
Series co-creator Vince Gilligan reveals that season 3 of Better Call Saul will be darker and closer to Breaking Bad in tone.
Arnold Schwarzenegger reveals that he used his feud with Sylvester Stallone to trick the actor into starring in Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot.
Game of Thrones season 7 premieres with a succession of fulfilling payoffs even as the series sets up a number of conflicts yet to come.
Showtime’s The Loudest Voice turns the career of FOX News architect Roger Ailes into a fittingly sensationalist account starring Russell Crowe.
Netflix comedy Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt valiantly struggles against sophomore slump in an uneven but watchable second season.
Liv gets a passion for justice (and domino masks) while investigating a dead superhero in iZombie Season 2, episode 9: 'Cape Town'.
Marvel's Hulk: Where Monsters Dwell isn't nearly as sophisticated as other animated superhero offerings, but it's entertaining enough.
Over 20 minutes of the upcoming Disney film 'Tron: Legacy' were shown last night in 50 countries and we were there to see it. Check out our report.
First reviews of 'The Amazing Spider-Man' are out; we have new a new extended TV spot, and clips to share; and watch a video interview with Emma Stone about her character, Gwen Stacy.
The Indiana Jones Collection has arrived on Blu-ray. Read our review to find out if the purchase is worth it.
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We take a look back at some of the biggest box office developments of 2014 and how they might impact the film industry moving forward
Star Trek: Discovery goes well past a mere name drop with Spock, by delving into just how the character helped shape Michael Burnham's future.
The Crimes of Grindelwald has its moments of wonder and delight, but gets bogged down in its efforts to build out the Fantastic Beasts franchise.
Split is the best M. Night Shyamalan creation in recent memory, as anchored by a great performance (or, rather, performances) by James McAvoy.
Sicario is a solid piece of crime genre fiction elevated into a haunting and powerful cinematic experience by impeccable filmmakers and a talented cast.
Get Out smartly balances its tones to provide viewers with an entertaining and clever satire that is equal parts funny and terrifying.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 doubles-down on everything that audiences loved about its predecessor, to still-entertaining but diminished returns.
The Dark Tower is a mixed bag of abridged mythology from King's book series, fun performances from Elba and McConaughey, and uninspired action.
Annabelle: Creation makes for a solid Conjuring prequel, with scares and thrills that make up for any noticeable shortcomings in the script.
Blade Runner 2049 not only succeeds at feeling like a necessary franchise revival, it also makes for a captivating standalone work of science-fiction.
Professor Marston and the Wonder Women deftly blends a beautiful tale of romance with the story of Wonder Woman's origin and her feminist ideals.
Taika Waititi's Thor: Ragnarok is a breath of fresh air in the MCU, but still feels very much like a Marvel movie – for better or worse.
Only the Brave makes for a straightforward, but meaningful salute to real-world heroism, thanks to its strong performances and sturdy direction.
