American Hostage has a true-crime thriller core but struggles to maintain tension or thrills due to its sleepy pacing.

The Diplomat Season 4 may take four episodes to truly get going, but this political drama is far beyond your typical politician fair.

Final Fantasy Resonance is an incredible reimagining of a beloved mobile game that executes many of the original game’s elements excellently.

Tank Chair Episode 3 does a great job of revealing the protagonist’s origins while expanding the narrative through many interesting revelations.

Love Language crafts a heartfelt journey that allows its lead to both fail and triumph in ways that feel authentic and human.

There’s never been another film like You Can See Everything, an immense, perfect, cinema landscape-leveling piece of work.

TRIGGER’s Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 is gorgeous, action-packed, exciting, and, by the end, emotional, even with its bloated cast.

Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Episode 2 sees Beerus arrive at North Kai’s planet in search of the prophesized Super Saiyan God.

Despite making great use of its limited runtime, Firefly Wedding Episode 2 is overwhelming, incidentally mirroring Satoko’s own overwhelm.

Blue Box Season 2 Episode 3 dives deeper into Chinatsu and Yumeka’s past as the duo meet again and discover a truth about perceptions.

The Apothecary Diaries Season 3 Episode 3 showcases a sister’s resolve and Maomao’s calculated compassion in “Let Them Eat Cake.”

Abbott Elementary Season 6 Episodes 1-2 prove there is plenty to teach us about the people who make public education possible.