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Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 31, 2025

Jason Statham Is the Last of the Strong, Silent Types
In ‘A Working Man,' he plays a humble one-man-army — and we'll miss his kind when they're gone

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 29, 2025

‘The Woman in the Yard' Will Get Inside Your Head
Danielle Deadwyler must figure out why a mysterious visitor suddenly shows up in her yard — or die tryin' — in this surprisingly solid psychological thriller

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 28, 2025

We Deserve a Better Takedown of the Rich Than ‘Death of a Unicorn'
It's got stars, mythical creatures, gore, and a grudge against Big Pharma — but this A24 satire has absolutely zero bite

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 26, 2025

‘The Friend' Is the Perfect Movie for Grief-Stricken Dog Lovers
An adaptation of Sigrid Nunez's novel about a writer saddled with a dead friend's pet is helped by a great lead — and an even greater Great Dane

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 25, 2025

‘The Studio' Is a Hilarious Love-Hate Letter to Hollywood
Seth Rogen's new series skewers the movie business to perfection, with a barrage of A-list cameos, inside jokes, and storylines so outrageous they've got to be at least a little bit true

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 20, 2025

‘The Alto Knights' Is De Niro Con: The Movie
The Oscar winner is his own worst enemy in this Mob drama about the 1950s gangland war between Frank Costello and Vito Genovese

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 20, 2025

Murder Aside, ‘The Residence' Offers a White House You Can Escape Into
The new mystery series set at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is a charming, quirky whodunit that wears its old-school influences on its sleeve

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 19, 2025

‘Snow White' Is Like Being Stuck in the Most Controversial Disney-Adult Nightmare Ever
Seriously, this is the live-action adaptation that has everyone ready to take to the streets?

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 14, 2025

‘The Electric State' Is What You Get When You Turn Movies Into Content
Simon Stålenhag's graphic novel gets the Netflix faux-blockbuster treatment, and the result is like a 10,000 volt charge to your groin

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 12, 2025

‘Black Bag' Is a Great Spy Thriller — and an Even Better Marriage Drama
Cate Blanchett and Michael Fassbender are spouses caught in the middle of an intelligence-agency leak in Steven Soderbergh's sexy, suspenseful, and flat-out sensational riff on love and espionage

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 11, 2025

‘Adolescence' Is Harrowing, Heartbreaking, and a Must-Watch
The four-episode Netflix miniseries combines brilliant performances and audacious filmmaking to tell a complex story about the world children — and parents — live in today

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 08, 2025

‘Dark Winds' Season 3 May Deliver the Year's Best Episode of TV
In an outstanding new season, the Navajo reservation-set series digs even deeper, as its hero cop grapples with an emotional crisis

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 07, 2025

‘On Becoming a Guinea Fowl' Is Shocking, Surreal — And Absolutely Brilliant
Zambian filmmaker Rungano Nyoni's second feature starts with a dead body in the road. It ends with rage, righteousness, and a reminder that it takes a village to keep a secret

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 06, 2025

‘Mickey 17': Robert Pattinson Doubles Down on the Art of Dying
What Bong Joon Ho's dystopian sci-fi satire lacks in sharpness, it more than makes up for by showcasing its star as an endlessly resurrected, infinitely copied schlub

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Mar 04, 2025

‘Daredevil: Born Again' Could Use Another Reboot
The Man Without Fear is back, officially within the MCU and ready to kick ass — so why does this Marvel TV show feel so stillborn?

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 28, 2025

‘Last Breath' Is a Real-Life Disaster Movie Desperate for More Oxygen
Woody Harrelson and Simu Liu race to save a deep-sea-diving colleague in this dramatization of a true-story search and rescue

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 24, 2025

‘Suits LA' Is 3,000 Miles and Light-Years Away From the Original
The streaming sensation's West Coast spinoff has a sunny new location but a dour tone and meaningless maneuvering by its characters

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 20, 2025

‘The Monkey' Is a One Long, Sick Joke Without a Punchline
The director of 'Longlegs' delivers an adaptation of Stephen King's short story that is, frankly, bananas

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 20, 2025

‘The Monkey' Is One Long, Sick Joke Without a Punch Line
The director of Longlegs delivers an adaptation of Stephen King's short story that is, frankly, bananas

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 14, 2025

‘Universal Language' Is the Perfect Blend of Poetry, Parody and Sexy Turkeys
Both a valentine to Iranian cinema and an absurdist look at Winnipeg, Canadian filmmaker Matthew Rankin's comedy is indescribable — so "lo-fi masterpiece" will have to do

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 14, 2025

‘Yellowjackets' Is Stuck in the Woods With No Escape Plan
The time-jumping thriller seems to be losing some energy and momentum, particularly in the modern-day half of the series

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 13, 2025

‘The Gorge' Is a Meet-Cute With Monsters
Two snipers fall in love, gun down mutants crawling out of a cursed valley in this mix of rom-com and sci-fi/horror/action blockbuster. At least one half works

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 12, 2025

‘Captain America: Brave New World' Is Just MCU: Business as Usual
Yes, it establishes the mighty Anthony Mackie as the superhero who'll lead the Avengers (and the franchise) into the future. But it's a generic mess in every other respect

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 11, 2025

‘The White Lotus' Season 3: Third Verse Same as the First
The latest season of Mike White's searing class-wars satire offers up another excellent cast but few surprises

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 11, 2025

‘The White Lotus' Season Three: Third Verse Same as the First
The latest season of Mike White's searing class-wars satire offers up another excellent cast but few surprises

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 11, 2025

‘Paddington in Peru' Is One Warm, Whimsical Bear Hug
Come for everyone's favorite British teddy bear going abroad. Stay for Olivia Colman's dementedly gleeful singing nun

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 07, 2025

‘Parthenope' Is Already the Horniest Movie of 2025
Even by Italian Filmmaker Paolo Sorrentino's over-the-top standards, this ode to a beautiful young woman is dying of thirst

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 06, 2025

‘Love Hurts' — But It's Not as Painful as Watching This Movie
Oscar-winner Ke Huy Quan deserves a much, much better starring vehicle than this limp, lazy action flick

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 05, 2025

‘Armand' Is a Big Social-Commentary Swing With a Stellar Performance
What Renate Reinsve does with her role as a mother defending her son from a school scandal is astounding, even if the movie around her is simply confounding

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Feb 05, 2025

‘Clean Slate': A Trans Character Walks Into the Deep South…
Prime's new series about an estranged father and daughter in Alabama, starring Laverne Cox and Henry Wallace, is a flawed but sweet comedy in an awkward political moment

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 31, 2025

‘Companion' Resets the Concept of the Horror Rom-com
Drew Hancock's clever twist on the too-good-to-be-true love story is giddy, gory and a truly fun genre mash-up

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 30, 2025

‘Mo' Season 2 Is an Emotional Homecoming
Mo Amer's semi-autobiographical series centered on a Palestinian family in America returns to a changed world, and reaches a powerful conclusion

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 29, 2025

‘Peter Hujar's Day' Is the Modest Sleeper Hit of Sundance 2025
Directed by Sundance veteran Ira Sachs and focusing on a long conversation between two NYC artists, this unassuming gem is a great reminder of the film fest's roots

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 28, 2025

‘Opus' Gives us John Malkovich, Pop Superstar
Playing a cross between Bowie, Kanye, and Manson (Charles, not Marilyn), the legendary actor nearly saves this muddled, satirical horror movie. Nearly.

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 28, 2025

‘Paradise' Is a Political Thriller With a Very Big, Oddly Bland Twist
The new drama from This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman plays with timelines and mashes up genres, but its leading man Sterling K. Brown is the main reason to watch

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 27, 2025

Has ‘To Catch a Predator' Done More Harm Than Good?
Predators, a new documentary on the legacy of the controversial Dateline NBC series, takes a cold, hard look at vigilante-justice entertainment

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 25, 2025

‘It's Never Over, Jeff Buckley' Pays Tribute to One of the Greatest Singers Ever
Amy Berg's portrait of the late, great singer comes to praise him, not to bury him — and still does justice to his legacy

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 24, 2025

‘Pee-wee as Himself' Would Like You to Meet the Man Behind the Bow Tie
Centered around a long interview the actor gave before his death in 2023, this two-part doc is the definitive portrait of Paul Reubens, comic genius

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 24, 2025

‘Pee-wee as Himself' Would Like You to Meet the Man Behind the Bowtie
Centered around a long interview the actor gave before his death in 2023, this two-part doc is the definitive portrait of Paul Reubens, comic genius

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 24, 2025

‘Sly Lives!' is More Than Just Questlove's Doc on Sly Stone. It's a Funked-Up Look at Genius
Profile of the man behind Sly and the Family Stone gives you plenty of evidence that he's one of the most important musicians ever — and a lot more

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 22, 2025

The Beatles' Doomed Manager Needs a Great Biopic. ‘Midas Man' Isn't it
A long-awaited — and fraught — film about Brian Epstein hits some of the right notes but misses plenty of others

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 22, 2025

‘Presence': Steven Soderbergh Turns the Haunted-House Movie Inside Out
The prolific filmmaker turns a supernatural thriller into an experiment in first-person perspective and a dysfunctional family drama that'd make Eugene O'Neill cringe

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 17, 2025

‘I'm Still Here' Is a Hell of a Showcase for a Brazilian Star
Beloved actor Fernanda Torres breathes life into the role of a grieving woman living under a military dictatorship in this politically charged drama

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 16, 2025

‘SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night' Is Part Lovefest, Part Comedy-Nerd Heaven
Four-part docuseries starts as a typical self-congratulatory tribute. Then it drills down to specific highs and lows, and delivers the goods

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 15, 2025

‘Wolf Man' Has an Interesting Take on Werewolf Movies. Then Things Get Hairy
The director of 'The Invisible Man' attempts to flip the script on the horror subgenre. It almost works

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 10, 2025

‘Den of Thieves 2: Pantera' Is Not the Pulp Fiction You're Looking For
Gerard Butler and O'Shea Jackson Jr. return for another round of robberies and fake-outs in this sequel to the 2018 cult crime flick

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 09, 2025

‘Hard Truths' Makes a Case for the Miserable — and Marianne Jean-Baptiste's Greatness
To say that the British actor and director Mike Leigh have given us their best collaboration to date is too mild a sentiment. They've gifted us with a masterpiece of bruised humanity

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 09, 2025

‘American Primeval' Is a Bloody Slog Through the Old West
The new Netflix miniseries from The Revenant writer Mark L. Smith saddles great screen talent with a thin story that wallows in violence

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 08, 2025

‘The Last Showgirl' Would Like to Reintroduce You to Pamela Anderson
Gia Coppola's drama gives the pop-culture icon a chance to go deep as a Vegas showgirl taking her final bow. Whether it works is another story

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 07, 2025

Praise Kier: ‘Severance' Is Back and It's Still Great
The workplace drama about corporate drones who've been split into a work self and a private self makes its long-awaited return with Season 2, and hasn't missed a step

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Jan 03, 2025

‘The Pitt' Isn't ‘ER.' But It Could Be Nearly as Good
The Max hospital drama draws from the same creative team as the longtime NBC juggernaut — including star Noah Wyle — and winningly revives a TV formula on life support

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 26, 2024

‘Squid Game' Returns for Round 2. The Question Is: Why?
Of course Netflix's massive, global hit — about a dystopian competition where the rewards are billions in cash or death — would be back. But its new season leaves you wondering what else it has to say

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 25, 2024

‘Better Man' Makes a Monkey Out of Robbie Williams. No, Seriously
Imagine 'Raging Bull' starring a CGI bull, and that gives you a sense of this music biopic about a superstar who's literally portrayed as a self-loathing simian

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 23, 2024

‘Nosferatu': Robert Eggers' Remake of Horror Classic Is Anything But Bloodless
The only thing that sucks here is a vampire — otherwise, 'The Witch' director's take on the landmark silent movie is stylish, scary and creepy as hell

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 23, 2024

‘Babygirl' Lets Nicole Kidman Get Her Kink On
The actor delivers a no-holds-barred, everything-bared performance as a woman who finds sexual liberation through domination. It's a lot

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 20, 2024

‘The Brutalist' Is Brady Corbet's Great American Masterpiece
Channeling the vibe of 1970s New Hollywood epics, the actor-turned-filmmaker's story of an architect struggling to realize a dream project is an instant classic

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 19, 2024

‘Laid' Tells the Story of Sex, Death, and the Single Girl
Stephanie Hsu stars in this black comedy as a woman whose hookups are all kicking the bucket — in the order in which she slept with them

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 17, 2024

‘Mufasa,' or: How the Original Lion King Got His Groove On
Barry Jenkins' CGI prequel can't escape the shadow of the Disney animated classic, but it does prove that you can extend a brand with heart, soul, and some catchy songs

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 12, 2024

‘Nickel Boys' May Be the Most Radical Literary Adaptation Ever Made
Filmmaker RaMell Ross doesn't just interpret Colson Whitehead's Pulitzer-winning novel about a racist, nightmarish boys' reformatory. He immerses you in it

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 10, 2024

‘A Complete Unknown': Don't Think Twice, Timothée Chalamet's Bob Dylan Biopic Is Alright
The freewheelin' singer-songwriter gets the 'Walk the Line' treatment — and thanks to the star, it's damn near electric

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 06, 2024

‘Nightbitch' Proves That Modern Motherhood Is a Motherf-cker
Amy Adams and director Marielle Heller give bark and bite to this bestseller adaptation about a mom experiencing after-hours canine liberation

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 05, 2024

‘Kraven the Hunter' Is Its Own Self-Inflicted Killshot
The latest — and hopefully last — attempt to cash in on a universe based on Spider-Man's villains is a waste of good bad-guy I.P.

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 05, 2024

‘The Order': Jude Law vs. Neo-Nazi White Supremacists. Guess Who Wins?
The star gives a career-best performance as an FBI agent chasing down domestic terrorists in an all-too-timely true-crime thriller

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 04, 2024

‘The End': The Most Bizarre Musical of the Year Is A-song-calypse Now
Joshua Oppenheimer's attempt at bridging social commentary and Sondheim-esque show tunes as the world burns is ambitious, to say the least

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 04, 2024

‘Creature Commandos': James Gunn's Heart Still Belongs to the Tragic Weirdos
The first project of the new DC Universe is a strange, endearing animated series

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Dec 02, 2024

‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew': The 1980s Nostalgia Empire Strikes Back
Thankfully, this Disney series has a solid adventure story to tell, even as it leans into the Reagan-era Easter eggs and borderline fanfiction territory

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 29, 2024

Keira Knightley Goes Undercover in the Darkly Comic ‘Black Doves'
The prestige-drama queen flaunts her spunkier side as a spy leading a dangerous double life as a political spouse, with Ben Whishaw as her hitman partner in crime

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 28, 2024

‘The Madness' Could Use a Little More Crazy
Colman Domingo is an impressive leading man in this Netflix political thriller, but the series can't maintain enough excitement and intrigue through the finale

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 27, 2024

‘Queer' Review: ‘Daniel Craig Goes Cruising for Sex, Drugs — and an Oscar
The actor who redefined James Bond goes for broke in Luca Guadagnino's beautiful, filthy, extraordinary take on William S. Burroughs' novel

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 26, 2024

‘Moana 2' Lets a Young Woman Save the World. Just Don't Call Her a Princess
Sequel to the popular Disney animated movie sells South Pacific culture to the masses, sticks to the script, and serves fans exactly what they want

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 26, 2024

‘Beatles '64' Celebrates the Fab Four's American Invasion — And Their Fans
New Martin Scorsese documentary offers a fresh look at how we became the United States of Beatlemania

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 22, 2024

‘Gladiator II' Is a Paul Mescal Thirst Trap With Swords
Also sharks, angry rhinos, angrier monkeys, evil Roman emperors, and Denzel Washington at his absolute campiest. Yes, we're entertained

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 21, 2024

‘The Piano Lesson' Turns a Major Play Into a Minor-Key Family Affair
Denzel Washington continues his August Wilson adaptation project with playwright's Pulitzer-winning work about a family, an heirloom, and a whole lotta drama

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 21, 2024

‘A Man on the Inside' Puts Ted Danson Back in a Good Place
The sitcom stalwart reunites with showrunner Mike Schur for a feel-good mystery-comedy set in a retirement home

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 20, 2024

‘Flow' Is the Perfect Movie for Animation Fans, Animal Lovers and Environmental Doomsayers
Latvia's submission for the Best International Feature Oscar follows a cat and several other furry friends trying to survive the end of the world as we know it

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 20, 2024

‘Flow' Is the Perfect Movie for Animation Fans, Animal Lovers, and Environmental Doomsayers
Latvia's submission for the Best International Feature Oscar follows a cat and several other furry friends trying to survive the end of the world as we know it

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 19, 2024

‘Wicked': Witches Get Stuff Done. Also Cynthia Erivo Is God
Both the Oscar nominee and Ariana Grande give this long-awaited adaptation of the popular musical wings — but Erivo's the one truly defying gravity

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 15, 2024

‘All We Imagine as Light' Is the Quiet, Surprise Masterpiece of 2024
Filmmaker Payal Kapadia's drama about three generations of women dealing with love, lust and loss in modern-day Mumbai is like a sneak attack on your soul

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 15, 2024

‘Landman': What If ‘Yellowstone,' But With Oil?
Taylor Sheridan's newest drama — starring Billy Bob Thornton as an oilman fighting off bankers and feuding with family members — is like a rough draft of his usual antihero show, only worse

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 14, 2024

The Troubles Are Too Big for ‘Say Nothing' to Contain
FX/Hulu's adaptation of Patrick Radden Keefe's book about Northern Ireland's fight for liberation struggles to balance multiple storylines and characters

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 14, 2024

‘The Day of the Jackal' Turns a Classic Thriller Into a Mid TV Travelogue
Still, you do get Eddie Redmayne as the world's best assassin, Lashana Lynch in prime Bond mode, and some killer set pieces

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 11, 2024

‘Dune: Prophecy' Would Simply Love to Be a Sci-Fi ‘Game of Thrones'
Whether this wonky, six-episode prequel to Denis Villeneuve's cinematic universe — based on Frank Hebert's novels — will make that prophecy come true is a whole other matter

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 08, 2024

‘Heretic' Proves That Evil Hugh Grant Is the Best Hugh Grant
The British actor's creepy-as-hell take on a religiously pious man who tests two missionaries' faith is the main reason to see this A24 horror flick

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 07, 2024

‘Bird' Is a Coming-of-Age Movie of a Different Feather
British filmmaker Andrea Arnold's drama about a young girl growing up is a typically gritty look at life on the margins — until it very much isn't

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 06, 2024

‘Citadel: Honey Bunny' Flips the Script on the Sexy-Spy Franchise
Set in India, Amazon's latest attempt at mating James Bond-meets-John Wick action with international 'CSI'-type spin-offs scores one for the team

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 05, 2024

‘I Was Trying to Close the Loop': Jesse Eisenberg on ‘A Real Pain'
The actor, writer, and director talks about why his road-trip buddy movie is extremely personal, casting Kieran Culkin, and more

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 01, 2024

‘Here' Is the World's Saddest Zillow Ad Starring Tom Hanks
The folks who gave us 'Forrest Gump' reunite for the history of a patch of real estate, featuring dinosaurs, Benjamin Franklin, boomers and a whole lotta saccharine

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Nov 01, 2024

‘Blitz' Revisits a WWII Britain Under Fire — and at War With Itself
Steve McQueen's mix of maternal melodrama and boys' adventure during the blitzkrieg only seems like a conventional movie on the surface

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Oct 31, 2024

‘The Diplomat' Is the Rare Netflix Show That Needs More Episodes, Not Fewer
Capped at a mere six installments, the second season of the crackerjack political drama starring Keri Russell feels rushed — yet it's still one of the best series on TV right now

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Oct 30, 2024

‘Juror #2': Clint Eastwood's Courtroom Drama Is Guilty of…
Wanting to entertain you like it's 1992, definitely — but also of making a movie that tries to examine morality, accountability and the meaning of justice

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Oct 29, 2024

‘A Real Pain' Is a Road Movie, a Buddy Comedy — and a Really Great Film, Period
Jesse Eisenberg's story of two cousins reckoning with personal and historical tragedies while touring Poland establishes him as a first-rate director, and hands Kieran Culkin an Oscar-worthy role

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Oct 25, 2024

‘Conclave' Is Some Truly Nutty Pope Fiction
Ralph Fiennes leads an all-star cast in this thriller about cardinal sins, sinning cardinals and the sort of sheer campiness that will have you yelling "Holy Shit!"

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Oct 24, 2024

‘Before' Is Exactly the Kind of Self-Serious Project Billy Crystal Used to Mock
The comedian's attempt at anchoring an M. Night Shyamalan-style psychological thriller barely registers an afterthought

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Oct 24, 2024

One of the Year's Best Docs Asks: Who Owns a Colonized Culture?
Mati Diop's award-winning documentary 'Dahomey' chronicles how the return of stolen African artifacts reflects a larger identity crisis

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Oct 23, 2024

Farewell to ‘Somebody Somewhere,' TV's Rare Love Letter to Middle America
As Season Three brings the series to a close, it sees big changes for some characters, but still revels in the quiet moments and everyday messiness of life in small towns

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Oct 23, 2024

‘Venom: The Last Dance' Gives Tom Hardy One Final Alien Superhero Bromance
This Spidey-adjacent fan favorite finishes out his trilogy with the usual buddy-comedy-meets-blockbuster spectacle, some laughs, and bit of fan sentimentality

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Oct 18, 2024

‘Woman of the Hour' Asks: Could Your Dream Date Be a 1970s Serial Killer?
Actor/director Anna Kendrick revisits the stranger-than-fiction pop culture moment in which a prolific murderer ended up on 'The Dating Game'

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Oct 17, 2024

‘Smile 2' Proves There's Nothing Scarier Than Pop Stardom
Sequel to the 2022 horror hit puts a post-rehab female singer through the ringer, then hits 'repeat' on the creepy-grin button

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Oct 16, 2024

‘Anora' Is Part Sex-Worker Fairy Tale, Part Modern Screwball Comedy
Did we happen to mention it's also a manic near-masterpiece that's set to make Mikey Madison a breakout star?

Rolling Stone Movie Reviews
Oct 15, 2024

‘Shrinking' Season 2 Is the Therapy Hangout Comedy We Deserve
Leaning into the chemistry among its actors, the Jason Segel-Harrison Ford series strikes a perfect balance of easy laughs and poignant moments

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