Though it doesn't break any new ground, The Siege of Jadotville is a well-crafted piece of filmmaking that investigates the often-contentious relationship between politics and war.
Supergirl finally puts a face to the famous cousin of its titular hero, and in doing so, the series is poised to tackle the characters' shared mythos in a bolder, more extensive way in season 2.
Arrow season 5 begins the process of rebuilding the show from its lackluster fourth year, and so far, it appears that the showrunners may have a solid plan in mind to redeem Oliver Queen in the eyes of disillusioned fans.
Fans hoping for an epic adaptation of the popular Flashpoint arc might be disappointed in the short term, but The Flash season 3 could be planting the seeds for some amazing adventures to come.
My Blind Brother is an effective vehicle for its stars - especially Jenny Slate - but it never truly gels as a particularly compelling narrative with something meaningful to say.
A promising setup yields nothing but a cliche story and endless logic gaps in When The Bough Breaks, a film with two lead actors who deserve far better material.
Tom Hanks turns in a beautifully restrained performance in Sully, but despite some memorable sequences, the plodding script feels padded even at barely over 90 minutes.
Ostensibly a tragic tale of out-of-control youth, White Girl collapses under its lofty ambitions, boiling down to little more than a retread of other, better films.
Strong performances and an ambitious scope are underserved by disjointed pacing and a scattered focus in Discovery Channel's new miniseries Harley and the Davidsons.
