Movie Reviews7.9/10
Ferdia Walsh-Peelo Leads a Winning Band in Sing Street’s 1980s Dublin Coming-of-Age Musical
A tale of a lad who forms a band of sound to win back the girl he loves, set amid the tumult of Dublin streets.
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Tag: coming-of-age
Movie Reviews7.4/10
Thomas Mann Anchors Me and Earl and the Dying Girl’s Friendship Tale
A tale of friendship, sickness, and youth — Me and Earl and the Dying Girl reviewed.
Movie Reviews8.4/10
Two Girls Spend One Night Replaying Their Whole High School Career
Two high school seniors cram four years of missed fun into one wild night in this funny, tender coming-of-age comedy.
Movie Reviews7.7/10
’28 Years Later’ Review: Jamie and Spike’s Hunt Across the Causeway Earns a 7.7
A walled island, a father and son, and a virus that never truly faded — 28 Years Later weighs horror against quiet family drama.
Movie Reviews8/10
‘A Bronx Tale’: De Niro’s Directorial Debut Earns Its 8/10
A Bronx Tale review: Robert De Niro directs Chazz Palminteri's tale of a boy torn between his honest father and a local crime boss.
Movie Reviews8.2/10
Sutter and Aimee Earn Their Happy Ending in This Quiet High-School Romance
A quiet, steady romance wherein a restless boy and a shy girl learn to see each other through patience, not spectacle.
TV Reviews5/10
My Life With the Walter Boys Review: Three Seasons of Comfortable Familiarity
A tale of seven brothers and one girl who moves into their home, weighed down by a grief that will not depart.
TV Reviews8.5/10
‘Real Girl’: A Boy Finally Steps Out Of His Own Head
A boy's first real love changes everything in this tale of otaku isolation and a girl who refuses to be forgotten.
Movie Reviews7.7/10
Hailee Steinfeld’s teen misfit comedy still lands its punches a decade on
A spoiler-filled review of The Edge of Seventeen, Kelly Fremon Craig's 2016 debut film starring Hailee Steinfeld as a grieving, furious 17-year-old.
TV Reviews8.2/10
How The Wonder Years Made a Sitcom Out of Growing Up Sad
How The Wonder Years turned a suburban kid's small humiliations into Emmy-winning television, and why its half-hour comedy still keeps its sadness.