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Spamalot Review: The Monty Python Musical Gallops Back Onto Broadway
Monty Python's Spamalot musical returns to Broadway doesn't really do anything new, but there's still plenty of silly fun to be had here. -
Scott Pilgrim Takes Off Provides Something The Comic And Movie Never Did
Scott Pilgrim Takes Off more than makes up for the weaknesses of Edgar Wright's original movie, mainly by putting the agency back in Ramona Flowers' hands. -
Titanic: The Musical Review: A Devastating Musical About The Doomed Ocean Liner
Sharing a 25th anniversary with James Cameron's blockbuster this year, Titanic: The Musical finally has a Fathom Events theatrical release. -
Here We Are Review: Stephen Sondheim's Swan Song Musical Is A Twilight Zone Ride
Stephen Sondheim's touches wander his posthumous (half-)musical Here We Are, his long-gestating collaboration with playwright David Ives. Read our review. -
X-Men: The Last Stand Director Quit Over A Nasty Trick Played On Halle Berry [NYCC]
Director Matthew Vaughn says that a studio executive prepared a fake X-Men: The Last Stand script to lure Halle Berry into signing on for the movie. -
Merrily We Roll Along Review: Daniel Radcliffe And Jonathan Groff Lead The Revival Of Stephen Sondheim's Musical
Daniel Radcliffe, Jonathan Groff, and Lindsay Mendez star in Stephen Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Along, now on Broadway at the Hudson Theatre. Here's our review. -
Blumfest: Five Nights At Freddy's Promises Easter Eggs For Fans And More [NYCC]
The Blumfest event at this years's NYCC was full of previews of the most exciting horror movies of the fall, including Five Nights at Freddy's. -
Evil Does Not Exist Review: Ryusuke Hamaguchi's Eco-Thriller Evokes Chills And Disharmony [NYFF 2023]
Ryusuke Hamaguchi, the director of Drive My Car, returns with Evil Does Not Exist, a modern eco-cautionary tale. Read our NYFF review right here. -
Castlevania: Nocturne Review: A Worthy Heir To The Castlevania Series
The animated series Castlevania: Nocturne proves itself to be a worthy heir that explores fresh variations of familiar elements. Read our review right here. -
Only Murders In The Building's Biggest Cameo Yet Is A Brilliant Meta Joke
A big cameo from the latest episode of Only Murders in the Building is a fun meta joke involving the stage production of The Producers. -
Ahsoka Confirms The Fate Of A Fan-Favorite Mandalorian Clan
What compelled Sabine Wren, a Mandalorian, to remove and store her neon beskar armor in Ahsoka? The answer is potentially depressing. -
Ahsoka Fixes A Controversial Rebels Character Design
Star Wars Rebels fans had conflicting feelings about Jacen Syndulla's design, but his appearance has been effectively tweaked for live-action on Ahsoka. -
Ernest & Celestine: A Trip To Gibberitia Review: Epic Sequel Tackles G-Rated Conformity And Censorship
The sequel Ernest & Celestine: A Trip to Gibberitia might actually be better than the first Ernest & Celestine film, and that's saying something. -
The Shark Is Broken Review: The Disastrous Making Of Jaws Is Now A Broadway Play
Jaws heads to Broadway with The Shark is Broken, a play about the making of the Spielberg movie and starring the son of Quint actor Robert Shaw. -
Back To The Future: The Musical Review: The Classic Time Travels To Broadway With Mixed Results
Back to the Future: The Musical is now on Broadway. Here's ou review of the big screen-to-stage adaptation. -
Good Omens Season 2's Heartbreaking Musical Moment Needs A Deep Dive
The Good Omens 2 finale's nightingale reference calls back to season 1. But will the song play again for Aziraphale and Crowley? -
The Grey House Review: Buzzy Broadway Horror Teases Intrigue In The Shadows
Horror comes to Broadway. -
On Succession, Those Roy Grandkids Are Probably Not All Right
It's time for someone to take a look at the next generation. -
Shiv's Eulogy In Succession Has Brought Its Most Powerful Theme Full Circle
'I'm going to do it the family way.' -
The Star Wars Visions Aardman Short Pays Hidden Tribute To A Rebels Twi'lek
It's all about those character designs. -
13 Saddest Star Wars Deaths, Ranked
"Star Wars" frequently has very high stakes, which often leads to immense heartbreak and sacrifices. Here, we rank the saddest deaths in the franchise. -
Camelot Broadway Review: Aaron Sorkin's Mixed Arthurian Experience
Sorkin and Sher's Camelot is a watchable experiment that I can neither recommend or discourage -
Was The Mandalorian's Armorer Ever Part Of Death Watch? An Investigation
We don't know much about the Armorer's past, though the latest episode has given us some clues. -
Dave Filoni Had The Idea To Use A Creepy Organ For Thrawn's Theme
We can't wait to hear the full tune in the new Ahsoka series. -
How The Next Star Wars Movies Can Explore Kylo Ren's Complicated Legacy
Considering the next Star Wars movie is set 15 years after Rise of Skywalker, how do they plan clean up the mess that Kylo Ren left behind? -
Every Ahsoka Book You Need To Read Before The Star Wars Hero Gets Her Own Series
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