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Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 23, 2023

‘Superpower' Is Sean Penn's Odd Vanity Project About Zelensky
Paramount documentary is more concerned with the Oscar-winning actor's feelings about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky than anything else

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 22, 2023

‘It Lives Inside' Is More Metaphor Than Horror Movie
Filmmaker Bishal Dutta's tale of a folkloric spirit stalking a young Indian-American woman could have used a less heavy-handed approach

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 21, 2023

How ‘Cassandro' Turns the ‘Liberace of Lucha Libre' Into an LGBTQ Icon
Gael García Bernal gives a career-best performance as a Mexican wrestling "exotico" who revolutionized the sport — and put its machismo culture in a chokehold

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 20, 2023

‘The Continental': Mel Gibson Helps Ruin This Lame ‘John Wick' Spinoff
Peacock's prequel to the Keanu Reeves-starring action-movie series features a whole lot of boring High Table assassin mythology and not much more

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 20, 2023

‘The Continental': Mel Gibson's ‘John Wick' Spinoff Can't Compete With Keanu's Original
Peacock's prequel to the Keanu Reeves-starring action-movie series features a whole lot of boring High Table assassin mythology and not much more

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 18, 2023

Elon Musk Will Find ‘Krapopolis' Funny. Everybody Else? Not So Much.
Dan Harmon's (Rick and Morty) new animated series set in a mythical version of Ancient Greece had three seasons ordered by Fox before it even aired.

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 16, 2023

‘A Haunting in Venice' Will Bore You to Death
Kenneth Branagh's latest Poirot mystery features horror-movie jump scares, a great cast — from Tina Fey to Michelle Yeoh to Yellowstone MVP Kelly Reilly — and no pulse

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 15, 2023

‘El Conde' Is the Fascist-Vampire Movie of the Year
Pablo Larraín's brilliant, pitch-black take on Chile's notorious dictator asks the question: What if Augusto Pinochet was a literal monster?

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 11, 2023

‘Welcome to Wrexham' Season Two Has Less Ryan Reynolds, But Plenty of Magic
Second season of FX docuseries about Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's purchase of soccer club Wrexham A.F.C. will still give you hope

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 11, 2023

A New Louis C.K. Doc Explores Why the Comedian Wasn't Canceled for Sexual Harassment
Premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival, a new doc on the stand-up's chronic sexual improprieties — and eventual comeback — doesn't pretend to know the answer

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 10, 2023

‘Dream Scenario' Is Bald Nicolas Cage's Cancel-Culture Nightmare
Part horror film and part sideways swipe at social pariahdom, this dark comedy lets the star deliver another gloriously weird performance

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 10, 2023

‘Daryl Dixon' Finally Gives Us a Fun ‘Walking Dead' Spinoff
This AMC spinoff follows Norman Reedus' grizzled hero as he navigates France, and features a dynamic turn from the always-stellar Clemence Poésy

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 09, 2023

‘Dumb Money' Turns the GameStop Saga Into the Gen Z ‘Big Short'
Using famous faces and a multi-narrative story, the filmmaker behind I, Tonya turns this stock-market upheaval into an accessible David v. Goliath comedy

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 09, 2023

Nickelback Doc ‘Hate to Love' Is the Nickelback of Rock Docs
No one was asking for the Truth or Dare of butt rock here, but this portrait of the hugely popular, highly divisive Canadian rock band couldn't be less interested in its subject's story

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 09, 2023

An Orgy of Dicks, Ketamine, and Class Warfare
Chilean filmmaker Sebastian Silva's latest, Rotting in the Sun, is a gonzo satire of our "content"-crazed age that is very, very NSFW

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 08, 2023

‘The Boy and the Heron' Proves That Hayao Miyazaki Is the Greatest Animator Alive
If this tale of fantastic worlds, trickster birds, and bone-deep grief is indeed the anime legend's final movie, he's going out on a high note

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 08, 2023

‘Dicks: The Musical' Wants to Be the Most Offensive Musical Ever. It Nearly Succeeds
Opening the Toronto International Film Festival's ‘Midnight Madness' section, this musical about identical twins goes for shock, screams and hilarity — and settles for two outta three

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 07, 2023

‘Star Trek: Lower Decks' Has Become a Weird Gem in the ‘Trek' Universe
Fourth season of Mike McMahan's (Rick and Morty) animated Paramount series has found its calling as the funny foil to more serious Trek shows

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 04, 2023

‘Coup de Chance' Is Woody Allen's Best Film in a Decade
And the French-language thriller, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival, ends with a curious message

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 04, 2023

‘Priscilla' Shows Elvis's Dark Side, and Is Sofia Coppola at Her Best
Sofia Coppola's film about the relationship between teenage Priscilla Presley and Elvis, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival, is outstanding

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 04, 2023

David Fincher's ‘The Killer' Misses the Mark
Premiering at the Venice Film Festival, this dark thriller about an assassin (Michael Fassbender) out for revenge doesn't quite hit its target

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 02, 2023

Bradley Cooper's ‘Maestro' Is a Beautiful Tribute to Leonard Bernstein
Despite what you've heard from the Twitterati, Cooper's film about Bernstein and his wife Felicia's relationship is an absolute marvel

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Sep 01, 2023

‘Fremont' Is the Best Kind of Indie-Movie Throwback
A deadpan look at diaspora life in America, this tale of an Afghan immigrant feels like it could have been plucked out of the early Nineties

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 31, 2023

‘Ferrari' Boasts an Oscar-Worthy Penélope Cruz and Some Very Sexy Cars
Michael Mann's biopic of Enzo Ferrari, starring Adam Driver, made its premiere at the 2023 Venice Film Festival. And Penélope Cruz is the big winner

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 31, 2023

A Rare, Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Taliban — and Their U.S. Weapons
Hollywoodgate, premiering at the Venice Film Festival, is a curious doc with unusual access to the Taliban after America's Afghanistan withdrawal

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 31, 2023

Netflix's ‘One Piece' Is More Bloated and Sluggish Than Any Anime
Streamer's adaptation of Eiichiro Oda's uber-popular manga (and the subsequent anime series) features overlong episodes and too much backstory

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 31, 2023

Netflix's ‘One Piece' Is More Bloated Than Any Anime
Streamer's adaptation of Eiichiro Oda's uber-popular manga (and the subsequent anime series) features overlong episodes and too much backstory

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 30, 2023

‘The Equalizer 3' Reminds You Why Denzel Washington Is a National Treasure
Any movie star who can turn a third cartoonishly violent revenge movie into a pulpy trashterpiece like this deserves a medal

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 30, 2023

How Can You Live to 100? Netflix Explores the Secrets to Aging
Netflix docuseries Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zone sees aging expert Dan Buettner visit areas across the world where people age gracefully.

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 30, 2023

The Japanese Kimono Salesman Dedicating His Life to Being Jimmy Page
Documentary Mr. Jimmy, on arguably the world's most devoted Jimmy Page fan, takes you deep into the brain of a tribute band master

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 25, 2023

Adam Sandler's Netflix ‘Bat Mitzvah' Is a Sweet, Jewish Family Affair
Sandler, his daughters, and his wife feature in You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah, a coming-of-age tale that will bring a smile to your face.

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 25, 2023

Maybe It's Time for Liam Neeson to Retire From the Action-Movie Game
Retribution drops the star into a sort of Speed for overworked, protective dads — and even he seems to be getting tired of playing these roles

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 23, 2023

‘BS High': A Fake Football School and the Slippery Conman Behind It
HBO doc about a fake high school, a real ESPN football game, and a scandal that ruined teens' lives can't help but get charmed by the scam artist at the center of it all

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 21, 2023

The Fugitive Nissan CEO Smuggled Out of Japan in a Music Box
Apple TV 's docuseries Wanted: The Escape of Carlos Ghosn revisits a wild story involving crime, human smuggling, and intrepid journalists

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 18, 2023

‘Strange Planet' Is an Amusing New Show From the Creator of ‘Rick and Morty'
Dan Harmon, the man behind Rick and Morty and Community, is back with a new Apple TV animated series about life's many absurdities

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 17, 2023

‘Killing It' Is One of TV's Most Criminally Overlooked Comedies
This Peacock series starring Craig Robinson and Claudia O'Doherty as American dream-chasers from the Brooklyn Nine-Nine team is so damn funny

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 16, 2023

‘Blue Beetle' Is the Same Old DCEU Superhero Movie — With One Big Difference
A lesser-known DC character comes to the big screen, along with the culture that informs him — which gives this generic superhero movie a welcome sense of purpose

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 11, 2023

‘Red White & Royal Blue' Is a Gay Romcom So Bad It Might Be Good
While lovers of the 2019 bestselling novel might cringe, this Prime Video star-crossed romance is worth the price of subscription — but not much more

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 11, 2023

‘The Last Voyage of the Demeter' Is a Vampire ‘Master and Commander'
No one was begging for a minor bit in Bram Stoker's novel to get the full-blown feature treatment, but it's certainly the classiest, creepiest late-summer counterprogramming

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 10, 2023

Netflix's ‘Painkiller' Takes Aim at the Sacklers' Opioid Killing Spree
New dramatic series from Peter Berg (Friday Night Lights) takes on the opioid-peddling family and the countless lives they destroyed

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 10, 2023

Netflix Exposes How the Sacklers Sold Sex to Trigger an Opioid Killing Spree
New dramatic series Painkiller from Peter Berg (Friday Night Lights) takes on the opioid-peddling family and the countless lives they destroyed

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 09, 2023

‘Medusa Deluxe': A24's One-Shot Murder Mystery With Great Hair
This whodunit set in a British hairstyling competition is a technical knockout with award-worthy coifs — and way too many narrative split ends

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 07, 2023

‘Only Murders in the Building' Season 3 Has Meryl Streep and Few Laughs
Third season of the hit Hulu series starring Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez is still breezy fun but could have used sharper writing

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 06, 2023

‘Winning Time' Season Two Is an Air Ball From the Free-Throw Line
Second season of the Adam McKay-produced Max series about the Showtime Lakers is a convoluted mess that sidelines its star, John C. Reilly

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 04, 2023

The American Teen Left Out of ‘Oppenheimer' Who Spied for the Soviets
Steve James' (Hoop Dreams) new doc A Compassionate Spy tells the story of Theodore Hall, a Manhattan Project physicist who passed secrets to the USSR

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 04, 2023

The Teenage Atomic Spy That ‘Oppenheimer' Left Out
Steve James' (Hoop Dreams) new doc A Compassionate Spy tells the story of Theodore Hall, a Manhattan Project physicist who passed secrets to the USSR

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 04, 2023

‘Passages' Is So Sexy and Raw It Got Slapped With an NC-17 Rating
Filmmaker Ira Sachs' portrait of a narcissistic director in a love triangle with a man and a woman is a throwback to Seventies cinema

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 03, 2023

Did ‘Poltergeist Girl' Christina Boyer Really Murder Her Three-Year-Old Daughter?
Hulu docuseries Demons & Saviors re-examines the case of a supposed telekinetic teen who later pled guilty to killing her three-year-old daughter

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 03, 2023

‘Shortcomings' Could Be This Generation's ‘High Fidelity'
In his directorial debut, Randall Park turns Adrian Tomine's graphic novel about an immature twentysomething into a throwback slacker comedy

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 01, 2023

Netflix Doc ‘Poisoned' Reveals How Shockingly Dirty Your Food Is
Streamer's new documentary, Poisoned: The Dirty Truth About Your Food, out Aug. 2, exposes the high levels of contamination in America's food

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Aug 01, 2023

‘Heartstopper' Season 2 Captures the Beauty of Queer Teen Love
Second season of Netflix's feel-good hit, starring Joe Locke and Kit Connor, expands its scope to include other complicated young-love stories

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 29, 2023

Don't Sleep on ‘Revenant,' a Masterful K-Horror Series on Disney
The South Korean horror series, now streaming on Disney , builds a steady (and stylish) sense of dread that will keep you on edge

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 28, 2023

Riley Keough's ‘War Pony' Takes a Tough, Tender Look at Reservation Life
Daisy Jones star and co-director Gina Gammell follow two young Native men as they try to navigate a world of drugs, violence, and hard choices

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 27, 2023

Netflix's ‘The Lady of Silence' May Be the Year's Best True Crime Doc
Maria José Cuevas' documentary on "The Little Old Lady Killer," a serial killer who targeted elderly women in Mexico City, transcends its subgenre

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 27, 2023

‘Talk to Me' Is a Thrillingly Weird Horror-Movie Debut From A24
Horror film from Australian twins/YouTube sensations Danny and Michael Philippou (aka RackaRacka) is a hell of an introduction

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 26, 2023

‘Haunted Mansion' Is Disney Taking You For a Ride
Horror-comedy/cash-in based on the amusement park attraction is a lazy affair featuring Owen Wilson, Danny DeVito, Tiffany Hadish, and more

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 25, 2023

Lucie Blackman: The Missing Woman Who Exposed Tokyo's Seedy Underbelly
Netflix doc Missing: The Lucie Blackman Case revisits the disappearance of the U.K. flight attendant and the capture of a notorious serial rapist

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 24, 2023

The Deadly Shark Attack That Rocked a Community: ‘It Was Like Jaws'
HBO's new documentary After the Bite, premiering July 26, examines the 2018 death of Arthur Medici and the impact it had on a Cape Cod town

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 22, 2023

‘Barbenheimer' Asks: Who Ruin the World? Men.
The hottest meme-ready movie couple of the summer gives you two different versions of the patriarchy run amok. Only one of them has a happy ending

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 21, 2023

‘They Cloned Tyrone': Netflix's Sci-Fi Blaxploitation Satire Cuts to the Bone
John Boyega, Jamie Foxx, and Teyonah Parris uncover a mystery that suggests just because you're paranoid doesn't mean you aren't right

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 21, 2023

‘They Cloned Tyrone': Netflix's Sci-Fi Blaxploitation Satire Is Fun as Hell
John Boyega, Jamie Foxx, and Teyonah Parris uncover a mystery that suggests just because you're paranoid doesn't mean you aren't right

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 19, 2023

‘Oppenheimer': Christopher Nolan's Starry Biopic Is Big, Loud, and a Must-See
Inception filmmaker's extensive, exhaustive portrait of the "father of the atomic bomb" is both thrilling and wonky, brilliant and overstuffed, too much and not enough

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 19, 2023

‘The Deepest Breath': Netflix's Dangerous Doc About Freedivers
Laura McGann's documentary explores a freediving couple, Alessia Zecchini and Stephen Keenan, who dive to extreme depths with only their breath

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 18, 2023

‘Barbie' May Be the Most Subversive Blockbuster of the 21st Century
It's a long commercial for a legacy corporate brand and a pretty-in-pink f*ck you to the patriarchy. It is Barbie — hear it roar

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 17, 2023

‘Justified' and Raylan Givens Enter a New Era of Policing
FX's new crime-Western miniseries, a continuation of Justified, sees Timothy Olyphant's fiery lawman try his damnedest to adjust to modern times

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 15, 2023

‘Goliath' Honors NBA Great Wilt Chamberlain, Then Dishonors Him With AI
Showtime docuseries on the towering basketball legend provides a fun retelling of his story — then uses AI to "recreate" the late athlete's voice

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 14, 2023

‘The Summer I Turned Pretty' Season Two Is Weird But F*cking Beautiful
Belly, Conrad, and Jeremiah return to their beloved Cousins Beach in the Prime Video series' second season, but nothing stays the same

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 14, 2023

‘The Summer I Turned Pretty' Season Two: Love in the Time of Taylor Swift
Belly, Conrad, and Jeremiah return to their beloved Cousins Beach in the Prime Video series' second season, but nothing stays the same

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 14, 2023

‘Final Cut' Is a French Zombie Comedy for Would-Be Tarantinos
A remake of a modern Japanese cult-horror classic from the director of The Artist, this zombie comedy doubles as a great how-to in guerrilla D.I.Y. filmmaking

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 13, 2023

‘Full Circle': Steven Soderbergh's Max Series Is a Confounding Mystery
Max series from Steven Soderbergh and Ed Solomon, starring Claire Danes, Timothy Olyphant, and Zazie Beetz, proves a frustrating journey

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 13, 2023

'20 Days in Mariupol' Is a Chilling, You-Are-There Look at the Ukraine War
Taken from footage of an Associated Press journalist under siege during the early days of the invasion, this documentary is a punch to the gut

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 10, 2023

‘Earth Mama' Turns a Social-Issue Drama Into Something Heartbreakingly Special
The story of a mother suffering the slings and arrows of a broken foster-care system — and debating her unborn baby's future — will wreck you, in a good way

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 09, 2023

When Cops Let a Serial Killer Terrorize Queer New York
HBO docuseries Last Call: When a Serial Killer Stalked Queer New York revisits the madman who dismembered gay men in the Nineties amid NYPD neglect

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 07, 2023

‘Sound Of Freedom' Is a Superhero Movie for Dads With Brainworms
The QAnon-tinged thriller about child-trafficking is designed to appeal to the conscience of a conspiracy-addled boomer

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 07, 2023

‘Joy Ride': Sex, Butt Cocaine, and Raunch-Com Representation For the Win
A road trip through China goes haywire for four Asian-American pals in Adele Lim's off-the-rails addition to gross-out comedies

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 05, 2023

‘Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning': Tom Cruise Will Entertain the F-ck Out of You or Die Trying
Part One of what promises to be an epic 'M:I' story has thrills, chills, life-threatening stunts, a deep hatred of AI and whole lotta Tom

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 05, 2023

‘Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning': Tom Cruise Will Entertain the F-k Out of You or Die Trying
Part 1 of what promises to be an epic M:I story has thrills, chills, life-threatening stunts, a deep hatred of A.I. and whole lotta Tom

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jul 04, 2023

‘The Real Wild West': The Dark, Bloody History of How the West Was Won
Docuseries The Real Wild West revisits the history of the West they usually don't teach you, from slaughters and land-grabs to great Black cowboys

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 30, 2023

‘Run Rabbit Run': ‘Succession' Star Sarah Snook vs. a Very Bad Bunny
Sarah Snook's Australian ghost story (on Netflix) starts with the arrival of a mysterious rabbit on her doorstep — and then things get creepy

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 29, 2023

‘Dark Winds' Season 2 Is a Powerful Indictment of American Racism
Second season of the Zach McClarnon-starring AMC series examines the violent exploitation of Native Americans by the powers that be

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 29, 2023

Netflix Exposes the Secret Gay History of Nazi Germany
Netflix doc Eldorado: Everything the Nazis Hate examines the swinging LGBTQ haven in Berlin that was ultimately destroyed by the Nazis

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 29, 2023

‘Warrior' Season 3: Max Martial Arts Series Is Back to Kick Some Serious Ass
Underrated Cinemax series has been revived by Max for a third season of Chinatown mayhem, and it was worth the wait

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 28, 2023

How Hollywood Hid Rock Hudson, Its Biggest Gay Movie Star
HBO doc All That Heaven Allowed dives into the life and death of the 1950s' biggest movie star — and all he was allowed to do if he hid his sexuality

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 28, 2023

‘Hijack' Is Apple TV 's Version of ‘24' With Idris Elba as Jack Bauer
Intense new Apple TV series is set in "real-time" and sees Idris Elba's ace negotiator navigate a hijacked flight from Dubai to London

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 23, 2023

The ‘National Hero' Who Faked Human Cloning
Netflix's documentary King of Clones revisits the story of Hwang Woo-suk, a scientific pioneer who cloned dogs and claimed to clone human embryos

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 23, 2023

‘No Hard Feelings' Lets Jennifer Lawrence Get Raunchy
She's easily the best thing in this comedy about a woman hired to "date" a shy high school senior — yet not even foul-mouthed, no-filter J-Law can save this mess

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 23, 2023

‘I'm a Virgo' Is an Assault on Capitalism, Streaming on Amazon
Boots Riley's new Amazon Prime series takes aim at late-stage capitalism via its surrealist tale of a 13-foot-tall young Black man navigating Oakland

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 21, 2023

‘And Just Like That …' Season 2 Puts the Sex Back in ‘Sex and the City'
Second season of the Sarah Jessica Parker-starring Max series is an improvement on the first, but still doesn't feel as vital as OG Sex and the City

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 21, 2023

‘The Stroll': The Black Trans Sex Workers Who Gave New York City Life
Kristen Lovell and Zackary Drucker's HBO documentary tells the story of the Black trans sex workers who strolled Manhattan's Meatpacking District

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 21, 2023

‘Secret Invasion' Is Marvel's Weak Tribute to the Avengers' Daddy
Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury finally gets his own project in this Disney series, and he's joined by Olivia Colman and others. Too bad nothing works

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 19, 2023

They Took Their Daughter to the Hospital and Were Accused of Abuse
Netflix documentary Take Care of Maya explores one family's Kafkaesque nightmare involving their young daughter, Maya Kowalski

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 19, 2023

‘The Bear' Season 2 Is Electrifying and Avoids a Sophomore Slump
Christopher Storer's FX series follows Jeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri's chefs as they transform an Italian beef sandwich shop into a restaurant

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 16, 2023

‘Stan Lee': Disney Doc on the Marvel Legend Is a Lame Infomercial
This Disney look at Stan Lee, the man behind Spider-Man, the X-Men and the Avengers, is far from the definitive doc on Marvel's founding father

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 15, 2023

‘Black Mirror' Season 6 Takes Aim at Netflix But Feels Stuck in the Past
Highly anticipated sixth season of Charlie Brooker's sci-fi anthology satire bites the hand that feeds it and boasts more misses than hits

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 15, 2023

‘Black Mirror' Season Six Takes Aim at Netflix But Feels Stuck in the Past
Highly anticipated sixth season of Charlie Brooker's sci-fi anthology satire bites the hand that feeds it, and boasts more misses than hits

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 14, 2023

‘Elemental': Pixar's Steamiest Love Story Will Leave You Cold
Animation company's latest effort imagines a metropolis run by the four elements — and puts the message before the movie itself

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 14, 2023

‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Season 2 Is Remarkably Captivating
It's beyond impressive how much showrunner Henry Alonso Myers and his team pack into each and every episode of this Paramount sci-fi series

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 13, 2023

‘The Full Monty' Boys Are Back, With Less Stripping But Lots of Charm
FX sequel series reunites the original cast of the 1997 indie hit about a group of regular Northern England working-class lads who strip for cash

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 10, 2023

‘Never Have I Ever' Grows Up and Goes Away in Moving Series Finale
Mindy Kaling's coming-of-age Netflix series goes out on a lovely, lasting note in its fourth and final season

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jun 10, 2023

‘Blue Jean' Is a Powerful Movie Sounding the Alarm on Anti-Gay Hate
British film about a closeted teacher during the Thatcher era looks back at a dangerous bill that banned people from "promoting homosexuality"

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