HBO’s “Lanterns” Anchors Superhero Storytelling to Human Condition
A show that, befitting its characters who can create something out of thin air, is never quite what you think it’s going to be.
A show that, befitting its characters who can create something out of thin air, is never quite what you think it’s going to be.
One is reminded of one of the greatest strengths of this franchise: the chemistry between Duchovny and Anderson.
Reminds one why the workplace comedy remains such a tried-and-true format, especially when it’s populated by people who feel real.
“Reacher” enhances all the elements that action-thriller fans love about the series, using its tropes and style to peak effect.
Thank God that “Sunny” is still funny.
Has such an intriguing what-if premise that its failures become significantly more disheartening.
There’s nothing about “Alley Cats” that’s particularly interesting outside of how it reflects the current state of its creator’s career and sense of humor.
Ellis and Murphy have crafted one of the best adaptations of the year, which will surely entrap viewers within its grasp.
“Ted Lasso” continues to make the case for empathy, not as hopelessly naive ideals, but as everyday choices and life goals.
A moving, action-packed spectacle brought to life with astonishing animation.
It’s a perfectly fine series full of moments that will likely be meme’d.
“Anna Pigeon” won’t leave you thinking, but it will leave you satisfied.
The ensemble cast of “Lioness” is one of the best in the business.
While “The Truthers” isn’t a deconstruction of the genre, it does repeatedly deny viewers the formulaic pleasures that it promises.
A gratifying cinematic experience as visually mesmerizing as it is a worthy storytelling contribution to a brilliant fantasy series.
Thankfully, “Ransom Canyon’s” second season course-corrects many of the mistakes of its first.
By the end of its first episode, it’s clear that “Furious” is unlike any other series released this year.