Living with a Visionary is if UP had a baby with The Notebook and it ended up being a colorful masterpiece about the enduring power of love.
Sauna Sickness Sundance 2026 Review: Another Vacation, Another Ruined Relationship
Sauna Sickness is proof that a vacation is the true, tried, and tested method of figuring out if you’re a good match with someone.
Callback Sundance 2026 Review: When I Tell You My Jaw Dropped at the End
Justin H. Min and Michael Hsu Rosen star in the Sundance short film Callback. Oh and it’s messy. Read our review.
Balloon Animals Sundance 2026 Review: Need a Series with Angela Giarratana & Izzi Rojas ASAP
Anna Baumgarten’s Balloon Animals manages to effortlessly spotlight what it is to have empathy for someone that you don’t know.
Chicago Med Season 11, Episode 11 Review: ‘Our So-Called Lives’ Has Great Moments That Get Lost
Chicago Med season 11, episode 11 features flashes of brilliance and some wonderful performances, but too much romantic drama pulls it down.
Prime Sundance 2026 Review: If Midsommar Was About Food
The short film PRIME left me bamboozled and questioning what I eat. Read our review of the Sundance 2026 film.
Chicago Med Season 11, Episode 10 Review: A Show in Search of a Purpose
Chicago Med season 11, episode 10 is so full of romantic drama that the NBC show loses sight of its medical cases and what makes it special.
HIS & HERS: I Need 12 More Shows Starring Tessa Thompson & Jon Bernthal
HIS & HERS starring Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal makes us want 12 more mystery series starring these two actors. Read our review.
The Rookie is Moving and Everything Will be Fine
The Rookie’s move to Mondays isn’t a problem. Season 8 will remain strong thanks to loyal fans, streaming power, and uninterrupted episodes.
Chicago Med Season 11, Episode 9 Review: Hannah and Dean Recapture the Show’s Magic
Chicago Med Season 11, Episode 9 is led by Hannah Asher and Dean Asher, but it feels in many ways like a classic Med episode.
