Movie Reviews5.7/10
‘My Girl’ Review: Anna Chlumsky Anchors a Coming-of-Age Tale Built Around Grief
A review of My Girl, the 1991 comedy-drama starring Anna Chlumsky and Macaulay Culkin, directed by Howard Zieff.
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Tag: comedy-drama
TV Reviews7.2/10
Love & Anarchy Review: Sofie and Max’s Rule-Breaking Game Earns Its Laughs
A married consultant and a young temp play a game of breaking social rules at a publishing house, in this clever, subversive comedy.
Movie Reviews7/10
The Bélier Family Review: Louane Carries a Deaf Family’s Quiet Weight
A quiet farm tale wherein a girl alone bears speech for her mute kin, until a teacher's ear reveals her secret song.
TV Reviews8.3/10
‘Physics or Chemistry’: How Spain’s Teen-Drama Masterpiece Built Its School World From Scratch
A Spanish comedy-drama of teachers and students whose sharp writing and strong ensemble made it a portrait of youth worth remembering.
TV Reviews7.1/10
Netflix’s Bonding Turns a Dominatrix Business Into a Show About Friendship
A grad student runs a dominatrix service while her awkward best friend works for her, in this dark comedy about trust and control.
TV Reviews4.3/10
Hart of Dixie Review: A Good Idea Lost in Romance
A tale of a New York doctor who leaves her father's dreams behind to seek a new life in a small Southern town.
TV Reviews10/10
Common Side Effects Review: Marshall and Frances Uncover a Conspiracy Too Dangerous to Cure
A rare blue mushroom, a conspiracy, and two friends who won't stop digging. Adult Swim's Common Side Effects reviewed.
TV Reviews6.5/10
Malcolm Returns Home for Hal and Lois’ 40th Anniversary Party
Malcolm returns home for his parents' anniversary party in this Hulu miniseries, a comedy-drama revisiting the old sitcom.
TV Reviews8.2/10
BNA Review: Beastmen, Comedy, and a City That Is Both Prison and Home
A girl turns into a beastman and flees to a walled city of outcasts, where comedy, drama, and satire meet in this bold anime.
TV Reviews8.1/10
Ruth and Debbie Reunite in Netflix’s GLOW, Where the Actors Keep Outshining the Wrestlers
A show of women feigning combat for gain, wherein the true contest is of spirit, not fist.
TV Reviews8.1/10
De brutas, nada Is a Roommate Comedy With a Lie at the Center and Charm to Spare
A review of De brutas, nada, the Mexican comedy-drama about a woman who discovers her fiancé cheated and the roommate who hides a lie.
TV Reviews7.4/10
Atypical: A Warm, Uneven Comedy-Drama That Got Better as It Went
Atypical ran four seasons on Netflix. A review of Sam Gardner's story, the autism representation problems, and why the later seasons got better.