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Beasts Of No Nation Review

Beasts of No Nation is a harshly beautiful contradiction, an unsparingly bleak portrait of war that does better than most at humanizing the people fighting it.

The Knick Season 2 Review

Assuming there are no serious future complications, The Knick is already well on its way to being one of the year’s best TV shows.

Red Oaks Season 1 Review

There’s déjà vu to more than just the period of Amazon’s slice of life tennis comedy, but Red Oaks is a consistent player with surprising potential.

Casual Season 1 Review

Rough around the edges though it might be, Casual is more assured of itself and charming than first impressions would indicate.

Pan is a confounding bauble worthy of Neverland, a film with no reason to exist that will inspire obsessive rewatching to figure out how it came to be.

Exclusive Interview: Jeff Daniels Talks The Martian And Working With Great Directors

We spoke with The Martian's Jeff Daniels about how you know you're working with a great director, and the essentials needed to survive years lost in space.

Exclusive Interview: Sean Bean Talks The Martian And Surviving Space

Landing in theatres this Friday is Ridley Scott’s The Martian, a sci-fi survival epic that premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival earlier this month to rapturous applause and overwhelmingly positive reviews. Though mainly about Matt Damon’s Mark Watney, an astronaut scrambling to survive while stranded on the surface of Mars, no movie and no mission comes down to just one man.

The Last Man On Earth Season 2 Review

The Last Man on Earth returns with the same winning ingredients, and maybe a little added depth to its margarita pool of post-apocalypse farce.

Bob’s Burgers Season 6 Review

Anthology episodes are a guarantee for success on Bob’s Burgers, so it’s no surprise that the premiere suggests a fun and inventive Season 6 ahead.

Mr. Right Review [TIFF 2015]

It didn’t seem like the phrase “it’s no American Ultra” would ever be necessary, but then along comes Mr. Right.