Depp’s performance as Bulger is as strong, and as energized, as anything he’s done on screen for years.

BoJack holds up to the light the delicate insecurities we all harbor before mercilessly shattering them with humor.

Spielberg has an effortless-seeming knack for creating compositions that are not just lovely to look at but integral to the idea or emotion he’s trying to express.

All of these nods to class dynamics make the show better: denser, more meaningful, more interesting to rewatch and notice all the things you missed the first time, more self-aware.

Carol is a film you want to reach out and touch, if only you could reach anywhere near the top of the pedestal it’s perched on. It is itself an unattainable love object, the goddess Venus disguised as a movie.

Shot with the same care as the finest of fine dining restaurants, Chef’s Table is most effective when it’s elevating affordable, accessible food to culinary heights of other Michelin star-awarded chefs in its five volumes.