‘The Mosquito Coast’: Justin Theroux Heads South of the Border
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The actor brings charisma as a man on the run in a story that never quite reaches its destination
‘Big Shot’: John Stamos’ Hoop Dreams
Posted in: TV ReviewsThe affable star struggles to find his footing as a caustic college basketball coach demoted to working with a high school girls team
‘Made for Love’: Another Bad Romance — and Perfect Role — for Cristin Milioti
Posted in: TV ReviewsAs a woman whose husband implants a tracking chip in her brain, the actress is as dynamic and winning as ever
‘Tina’: Tina Turner Keeps on Rollin’ in Bold, Unsettling Documentary
Posted in: TV ReviewsA new documentary on the rock legend retells a familiar saga — but with some often startling new twists
‘The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers’ Skates By on a Winning Formula
Posted in: TV ReviewsThe new Disney+ series blends familiar characters and tropes to update its youth-hockey tale for a new generation
‘Invincible’: A Teen Superhero Tries to Fill His Dad’s Boots
Posted in: TV ReviewsYoung Mark Grayson, played by Steven Yeun, struggles to live up to his father Omni-Man’s legend in this lively animated series from ‘The Walking Dead’ writer Robert Kirkman
‘Generation’ Tries to Capture the Chaos of Teen Angst
Posted in: TV ReviewsThe new HBO Max series is the latest to tackle the volatile lives of a group of high-schoolers
‘Ginny & Georgia’: Meet the New Gilmore Girls, Dialed Up to 11
Posted in: TV ReviewsNetflix’s new series about a single mother and her teen daughter injects a familiar formula with more characters, more drama, and higher stakes
‘It’s a Sin’ Mourns the Loss and Celebrates the Lives of AIDS Victims
Posted in: TV ReviewsRussell T. Davies’ limited series about the dawn of the crisis in early 1980s London is a gut-wrenching look at the horrors of the disease — but it makes plenty of room for joy, too
‘Behind Her Eyes’ and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Ending
Posted in: TV ReviewsAfter an engaging start, Netflix’s new erotic thriller self-destructs with a series of needlessly crazy twists
