An oddly enticing pastiche of rom-com, buddy-cop procedural, and renegade theology.

It’s also a celebration of language — Wilson’s glorious storytelling is given its due by this masterful ensemble cast, who weave colorful tapestries with his words — and of music’s transformative power.

The arguments over whether Citizen Kane is the greatest film ever made will rage on forever. But the greatest film about Citizen Kane – and just about any other movie – has definitely arrived. David Fincher’s eleventh film is a lavish love letter to old Hollywood in all its glory, cynicism and wild extravagance.

If you’re a fan of The Masked Singer, this show should be just as fun to watch. … [Robinson] moves the show along without trying to center the spotlight on himself.

A good chunk of Who Do You Want Me to Be? is a tribute to having an unvanquishable drive and a flair for reinvention.