Review
‘The Odyssey’ Is Another Masterpiece
Christopher Nolan’s new film is a fantastic showcase of what he does best.
A Nostalgia Tour All the Way to 1730
The Sound of America is brimming with heart, history, and electric guitar.
Less Meek, More Buck
At Johnny Brenda’s, the Big Thief guitarist brings ‘The Mirror’ to Philly, adding a few new tricks to a sound that has never strayed far from home.
‘you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love’: A Masterclass in Musicianship and Lyricism
Dare we say, album of the year?
DC’s ‘Supergirl’ Is Missing Something
The new universe’s second cinematic outing follows one of the best DC comics without capturing why it resonated.
Ryan Beatty Opens His Heart On ‘Sweet Fortune’
The singer explores love, faith, and distance in his fourth studio album.
Why We Shouldn’t Obsess Over ‘Obsession’
Curry Barker’s inventive dark horror feature is well–executed, but goes too far.
Flashy Action and Flawless Victory
How ‘Mortal Kombat II’ leans into its origins and doesn’t lose to sequel syndrome.
‘Mother Mary’ is More Ridiculous Than Revealing
Anne Hathaway as a pop star and the exorcism of fabric headline this bizarre metaphor for collaboration.
When Is ‘Invincible’ at Its Best?
Season 4 showcases a series torn between filler and its most compelling story yet.
‘The Pitt’: Hopecore or Overwhelming Stress?
The chaos of the emergency room may be exactly what the world needs right now.
Going Forward Won’t Save You in ‘Exit 8’
Genki Kawamura’s adaptation turns a looping hallway into a reflection on avoidance, forward movement, and modern life.
‘The Drama’ is NOT a Rom–Com
Kristoffer Borgli’s new (unorthodox) love story challenges audiences to question whether love is truly unconditional alongside its characters.
Romance Isn’t Everything in ‘Bridgerton’
Bridgerton Season 4 shows a promising return to the series’ world–building.
'Project Hail Mary' is a Saving Grace for the Movies
In an era of lackluster filmmaking and distracted viewing, a sincere, slow–burning blockbuster makes a case for the theatrical experience.
“War Machine” and the Franchise Trap
A thrilling, hyper–violent genre pivot can’t save a film more interested in its future than its present.
'Doc' Creator Hank Steinberg Visits Penn
Penn Alum and former DP Staffer Hank Steinberg explores memory and medicine in his latest hit TV series.
The Hunt Returns in ‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’
The game of deadly hide–and–seek goes global.
(Resisting) Bodily Resolution
Blah Blah Gallery’s latest show Holding Pattern captures moments of play, memory, and bodily experience.
