
The Pillars of the Earth Review: Eight Hours of Stone, Six Worth It
A review of STARZ's The Pillars of the Earth, a grand medieval tale of builders, priests, and nobles, with strong casting and stirring construction scenes.


A review of STARZ's The Pillars of the Earth, a grand medieval tale of builders, priests, and nobles, with strong casting and stirring construction scenes.

A suburban fire, two families, and secrets that burn brighter than any flame.

A grim tale of five young women ensnared by a drug lord's empire, wherein each perishes, flees, or rots in prison.

A gentle bear and a heedless girl, bound by love and mischief, in a tale of laughter and calamity.

A lazy man and his friend share a room, lose a bet, and win the lottery, in this Mexican comedy of enduring folly.

A crash course in five episodes of How To With John Wilson, the show whose curious host now brings concrete to the big screen.

A telenovela of love, betrayal, and family secrets, wherein two sisters and their nieces suffer for the sins of the heart.

A penniless country boy searches for his runaway sister in Bogotá, where he falls for an aspiring singer and gets tangled in organized crime.

A comedy about a boy's first girlfriend, his awkwardness, and the friends who can't stay away.

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