Review: 'You' brings Joe Goldberg to his end in final season
Penn Badgley’s portrayal of Joe is complete; he had a long run as this character—his acting in this role has come a long way and is impressive.
Penn Badgley’s portrayal of Joe is complete; he had a long run as this character—his acting in this role has come a long way and is impressive.
Josh Duhamel makes a comeback in this new Western romantic drama as a rancher. He has a compelling performance that incredible.
In "Back in Action," the fighting stunts portrayed by Diaz were impressive considering she is known for her comedy roles. This shows her skill as an actor as she tackles a mixture of action and comedy.
Alex Aster's novel "Summer in the City" is full of fun, adventure, and love in New York, where Elle discovers her voice as a person and a writer.
In "The Amateur," Rami Malek delivers a stunning portrayal of CIA agent and tech genius Charlie Heller. He does not disappoint, and his performance makes for a gripping film.
The film, "G20," has a captivating plot that hits every political thriller trope. It is beautifully done.
“Send a Prayer My Way” is a collaborative country album between queer indie singers Julien Baker and TORRES. The album’s lyricism was excellent and Baker and TORRES’s vocals worked well together. Though it needed some more sonic diversity.
“The Girl Who Swallowed a Cactus” is the latest show from EMU’s Theatre For the Young Tour. Directed by MFA candidate Olivia Allen, the play follows a girl named Sheila and her friends in rural New Mexico. They get roped into conflict with animals and solve it with their ingenuity. The show is lively and funny, with strong messages around environmentalism and conflict resolution.
The third season of “The White Lotus” brought its melodrama to Thailand. It was the most thematically rich season so far with beautiful scenery and great acting. Although the pacing of the series was rocky and it wasn’t as entertaining as season two.
"Cause Play" is for all ages. It is the perfect play for children. It shows that students with imagination have superpowers.
“Death of the Unicorn” is a horror comedy starring Jenna Ortega and Paul Rudd. It follows the fallout of a man hitting a unicorn with his car. It's incredibly funny, especially around a greedy, eccentric rich family who attempts to exploit the dead unicorn. Though a fun romp, its plot is predictable, and Ortega’s talent is underutilized.
A prequel to “The Hunger Games,“ “Sunrise on the Reaping” follows a teenage Haymitch Abernathy during the second Quarter Quell. The book is a brutal, tragic origin story for Haymitch. Most of the book treads similar ground to the first two “Hunger Games” novels, but it has a shocking end sequence.
Carson and Allen’s chemistry is absolute and complete with tension. This slow-burn film made fans wait for the main characters to be together.
This film explores important themes in our society that can be overlooked. Tyler Perry directs beautiful films covering the truth behind the world.
"Adolescence" is full of compelling performances that captured the depth how social media is toxic. Jamie Miller was seen as a weak link by students which led him to commit a murder of his classmate Katie.
In "The Leopard," Don Fabrizio is this loving father and Prince of Sicily who faces heartbreaking obstacles. He cares for his family and will do anything for them.
“Severance” was a sci-fi thriller series on Apple TV+ where people split their memories from their other memories, making them two people. The second season had new highs for the series, with incredible acting, twists, and cinematography.
“Opus” is a horror film about a pop star’s cult. It is a gripping film with outstanding visuals and music. However, the weak script kept the film from reaching its full potential.
Japanese Breakfast’s fourth album, “For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women)“ was true to its title with a dreamy, atmospheric sound. Although the overall album was a little too short, needing longer songs and more lyricism. Nonetheless, it was a solid release from the band.
The student actors did a great job portraying their characters in "Inaccurate Misconceptions." They kept the audience interested and engaged throughout the show.