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Even in a year when it seems like we’ve lost celebrities like never before, the passing of Sean Connery feels like a different matter altogether. He was one of those towering figures that felt indestructible, and...

“War sucks,” says one of the many white people prominently featured in “No Man’s Land.” One of his companions protests. He’s supposed to be an author, can’t he provide more insight than that? Our budding Hemingway’s...

10 NEW TO NETFLIX “Boyz N the Hood””Carol””A Clockwork Orange””Easy A””In a Valley of Violence””Knock Knock””Moneyball””Paranorman””Platoon””Unfriended” 13 NEW TO BLU-RAY/DVD “Bill & Ted Face the Music” It took forever but a new “Bill & Ted” movie...

David E. Kelley is one of the hardest working men in television. Mere weeks after the premiere of his HBO mini-series “The Undoing” comes the premiere of his ABC series “Big Sky,” an adaptation of the...

Tekashi 6ix9ine has the words “six nine” tattooed over 200 times on his body, one of many ways the hardcore rapper has dedicated his entire being into a love-or-hate presence. And yet the Hulu documentary “69: The...

Watching “The Lego Star Wars Holiday Special” is like watching a puppet show organized by a major toy store chain (if such things still exist). The voice actors are enthusiastic, but don’t sound quite right—none of...

Don’t let the wide, creepy shots fool you—in Sean Durkin’s “The Nest,” there aren’t any supernatural forces haunting the O’Hara family. Running out of money, or perhaps his excesses, Rory (Jude Law) decides it’s time to...

The city of London becomes a tech playground for gamers to hack in Ubisoft’s “Watch Dogs: Legion,” a third game in this franchise about destroying Big Brother, and one of the launch games for the PS5....

When people talk about filler episodes for “The Mandalorian,” they mean something like this week’s “Chapter 11: The Heiress.” The emotions are particularly hollow here and the action scenes are fairly rote, with both elements being overshadowed...

One of the first great movies of 2020 (with a theatrical release planned for March) is Michael Angelo Covino’s “The Climb,” an American comedy that boasts inspired filmmaking, and a white guy bromance that feels fresh....