The sins of original 1993 Super Mario Bros.have been absolved. The new movie is groundbreaking, but it's still a lot of fun.
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Despite strong performances from Christian Bale and Harry Melling as Edgar Allen Poe, The Pale Blue Eye fails to impress.
The season 6 finale of Rick and Morty isn't the climax we might expect, but it's a solid episode with good jokes and old surprises packaged in new ways.
In a year full of Pinocchio remakes (at least four, by our count), Guillermo del Toro's twisted stop-motion version is easily the best.
The newest episode of Rick and Morty is funny, but also kinda heartwarming, which isn't a mood this show usually embraces.
Rick and Morty effectively mixes piss jokes and a compelling emotional journey for Rick in another solid episode. Check out our review!
Rick and Morty leans hard into meta humor for its first new episode in over a month. That's tripped the show up sometimes, but here it works perfectly.
Star Trek: Lower Decks ends its third season with an enjoyable but predictable episode that caps an enjoyable but predictable run.
"Trusted Sources" is a fine episode if you've only ever watched Star Trek: Lower Decks, but for the hardcore Trekkies, it's a mixed bag.
Halloween Ends is here, and it might just live up to its name. Halloween DOES actually seem to put a button of the franchise, which is impressive.
A solid episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks gets meta with a story-within-a-story Holodeck situation. Loving references to old Trek stuff abound.
"JuRicksic Mort" is the final new episode of Rick and Morty we're gonna get for a while. Unfortunately, it's a bum note to go out on.
Star Trek: Lower Decks reacquaints us with an old friend turned foe and plays on our expectations in "A Mathematically Perfect Redemption."
With Rick's help, Jerry tries to avoid fulfilling his destiny and sleeping with his mom. Sigmund Freud would have loved this episode.
Star Trek: Lower Decks keeps things light, frothy and referential during a visit to Deep Space 9. This one goes down easy.
Rick and Morty serves up a clever story and plenty of home run jokes as the Smith family fight their own other halves in "Night Family."