Cringe factor without any entertainment value.
A flat-out wonderful show that makes a strong case for the evolution of Broadway into the home.
A documentary worthy of polite applause rather than a standing ovation.
Games based on "Alien" and "The Goonies" hit Lou's tabletop.
High stakes, solid acting and good pacing, but yet something is missing from this speculative piece of sci-fi.
A boarding-school adaptation of "Love's Labour's Lost" that nails the awkwardness of teen romance in a way that outshines its flaws elsewhere.
This Dickens adaptation feels like the work of slackers, more easily dismissed than actively disliked.
Although this sci-fi sags, there's still a willingness to wrestle with compelling issues and choices.
A snappy Apple TV + series that both skewers musical-theater staples while establishing real stakes and winning characters amid its silliness.
As if fortysomethings need any further memento mori that they’ll become dust sooner than they think, Natalie Portman joined their ranks earlier this month.… continue
An occasional column in which Lou Harry gets his game on with film-related tabletop titles.… continue
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