A start-up cautionary tale for our times, told through the eyes of the founders, Movie Pass, Movie Crash sheds fresh light on the Black innovators behind MoviePass and the reckless role of their privileged “saviors” in bringing down the phenomenon that aimed to bring back the theatrical film business. From The New York Times‘ Alissa
The long-awaited return of the sharp and endearing comedy about a group of London women who form a punk rock band — and defy the stereotypes of Muslim women. We Are Lady Parts revolves around the hilarious socially biology PhD student Amina, whose desperate quest to find a husband leads her into the band and
Based on a true story, this six-episode thriller starring Benedict Cumberbatch follows the NYPD’s 1980s search for a missing nine-year-old boy, the son of a popular TV show puppeteer (Cumberbatch), who copes with his grief by talking to a monster that lives under his son’s bed, all while corruption within NYPD impedes the quest to
An animated grown-up PG-14 comedy from 30 Rock and Kimmy Schmidt writers set in a post-alien-invasion D.C., where a President Mulligan has to figure out how to rebuild the U.S. and manage its feral kids and musical-inclined survivors. The all-star voice cast includes Ayo Edebiri from “The Bear” as a 12-year-old boy who convinces everyone
A renegade AI soldier (Simu Liu) wants to destroy humanity in order to end war forever, but a jaded data analyst (Jennifer Lopez) is on the case to capture the renegade robot…and it turns out they share a mysterious past. Sterling K. Brown also stars in the timely action thriller, but critics have been decided
A good reason to head to theaters for Memorial Day weekend, Glen Powell leads this dark action slash romcom from the legendary director Richard Linklater, and it’s based on a “somewhat true story” about a guy who goes undercover as a pretend hitman to nail would-be murderers…only to fall for a woman trying to off
The controversial new blockbuster about a near-future America where a team of military-embedded journalists must race to reach Washington, D.C., before rebel factions descend upon the White Houses. Starring Kirsten Dunst and written and directed by Alex Garland (Annihilation). From WIRED: “Civil War is a big and loud and visually arresting film, but its politics
But not the thirsty you’re thinking of, this is one big bar crawl around the world. In time for summer, consider this a vicarious vacation travel series hosted by actress Shay Mitchell (best known for Pretty Little Liars) that drops you into stunning destinations to teach you the cultural importance of ….drinking. The bonding of
A moving, often thrilling four-part docuseries and American history lesson that focuses on an underdog Memphis record label that began as a country music store and rose up to launch the some of the most influential soul music artists of the 60s and 70s — until several forces intervened in its success. From The New
Part documentary, part dramatized true story, the three-part Spanish series investigates the aftermath of the 1998 rape of a 13-year-old girl by a 63-year-old man, how authorities refused to believe her accusations, and the role her mother played in pursuing justice.