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'Pacific Rim Uprising': It's Giant Robots vs. Sea Monsters, Again
spoils Pacific Rim: Uprising by David Sims on The Atlantic published 03/22/2018
Why 'Annihilation' Won't Be Released in Theaters Around the World Anymore
spoils Annihilation by David Sims on The Atlantic published 01/30/2018
'Black Mirror': 'USS Callister' Is Much More Than a 'Star Trek' Parody
spoils Black Mirror by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 1 published 12/28/2017
Breaking Down a Crucial Phone Call in 'The Post'
spoils The Post by David Sims on The Atlantic published 12/28/2017
In 'The Last Jedi,' the Heroes Are Finally More Than Just 'the Good Guys'
spoils The Last Jedi by David Sims on The Atlantic published 12/17/2017
Revisiting the Horrors of a Broken Kitchen Sink in 'mother!'
spoils Mother! by David Sims on The Atlantic published 12/14/2017
The Sumptuous Love Story of 'Call Me by Your Name'
spoils Call Me By Your Name by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/29/2017
'Darkest Hour' Is a Thunderous Churchill Biopic
spoils Darkest Hour by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/20/2017
'Justice League' Is an Overstuffed Superhero Mess
spoils Justice League by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/14/2017
'Last Flag Flying' Is Too Muted to Be Memorable
spoils Last Flag Flying by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/02/2017
'Lady Bird' Is a Sensational Paean to Teenage Life
spoils Lady Bird by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/02/2017
'Suburbicon' Is a Rare and Mesmerizing Trainwreck
spoils Suburbicon by David Sims on The Atlantic published 10/27/2017
'Wonderstruck' Chooses a Messy Mystery Over Magic
spoils Wonderstruck by David Sims on The Atlantic published 10/19/2017
'American Made' Is a Super Cynical Crime Caper
spoils American Made by David Sims on The Atlantic published 09/26/2017
How 'Logan Lucky' Can Bring Back the Mid-Budget Movie
spoils Logan Lucky by David Sims on The Atlantic published 07/25/2017
'Twin Peaks' Returns to Terrify, Delight, and Confound
spoils Twin Peaks by David Sims on The Atlantic published 05/16/2017
'Wakefield' Is a Bizarre Showcase for Bryan Cranston
spoils Wakefield by David Sims on The Atlantic published 05/16/2017
'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2' Is Marvel’s First Real Comic-Book Movie in Years
spoils Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 by David Sims on The Atlantic published 05/16/2017
'Hounds of Love' Is One of the Most Horrifying Films of the Year
spoils Hounds of Love by David Sims on The Atlantic published 05/16/2017
'The Wizard of Lies' Is a Brutal Assessment of Bernie Madoff
spoils The Wizard of Lies by David Sims on The Atlantic published 05/16/2017
The Bizarre Spectacle of 'Casting JonBenét'
spoils Casting JonBenét by David Sims on The Atlantic published 04/26/2017
'The Fate of the Furious' Struggles to Shift Gears
spoils The Fate of the Furious by David Sims on The Atlantic published 04/13/2017
Daniel Clowes on Creating 'Wilson' and Translating Him to Screen
spoils Wilson by David Sims on The Atlantic published 03/21/2017
'Get Out' Is a Funny and Brilliantly Subversive Horror Film
spoils Get Out by David Sims on The Atlantic published 02/23/2017
'The Lego Batman Movie' Is the Funniest Superhero Movie in Years
spoils The Lego Batman Movie by David Sims on The Atlantic published 02/10/2017
'Legion' Is Visually Dazzling, but Little Else
spoils Legion by David Sims on The Atlantic published 02/06/2017
A Marriage Crumbles in the Gripping Iranian Drama 'The Salesman'
spoils The Salesman by David Sims on The Atlantic published 01/27/2017
Deciphering the Bizarre Twist Ending of 'Split'
spoils Split by David Sims on The Atlantic published 01/24/2017
'The Founder' Is the Fast Food of Biopics
spoils The Founder by David Sims on The Atlantic published 01/19/2017
'Live by Night' Is Too Epic for Its Own Good
spoils Live by Night by David Sims on The Atlantic published 01/13/2017
'Paterson' Is a Quiet, Considered Masterpiece
spoils Paterson by David Sims on The Atlantic published 01/07/2017
When 'A Monster Calls,' Just Ignore It
spoils A Monster Calls by David Sims on The Atlantic published 12/13/2016
How 'Jackie' Faced America After the Unthinkable
spoils Jackie by David Sims on The Atlantic published 12/01/2016
'Allied' Is an Old Hollywood Rarity
spoils Allied by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/28/2016
'Lion' Is Inspirational Storytelling Done Right
spoils Lion by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/23/2016
'Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life' Is a Rare TV Revival That Works
spoils Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 7: episode 1 published 11/23/2016
'The Edge of Seventeen' Is an Instant Teen Classic
spoils The Edge of Seventeen by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/19/2016
'Arrival' Is a Timely Film About Aliens and Empathy
spoils Arrival by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/15/2016
'Loving' and the Ordinary Love That Made History
spoils Loving by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/02/2016
'The Crown' Is a Sweeping, Sumptuous History Lesson
spoils The Crown by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 1 published 11/02/2016
In 'Hacksaw Ridge,' Faith Is a Bloody Business
spoils Hacksaw Ridge by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/02/2016
'Moonlight' Is a Film of Uncommon Grace
spoils Moonlight by David Sims on The Atlantic published 10/26/2016
'The Walking Dead' Might Be Its Own Villain
spoils The Walking Dead by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 7: episode 1 published 10/24/2016
'Black Mirror Is Back': 'Hated in the Nation' Considers Online Shaming
spoils Black Mirror and Hated in the Nation by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 3 published 10/22/2016
'The Handmaiden' Is a True Cinematic Masterpiece
spoils The Handmaiden by David Sims on The Atlantic published 10/21/2016
'Black Mirror' Is Back: 'San Junipero' is the Standout of This Season
spoils Black Mirror and San Junipero by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 505049 published 10/21/2016
'Black Mirror' Is Back: ‘Playtest’ Brings Fear to Life
spoils Black Mirror by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 3: episode 2 published 10/20/2016
'Certain Women' Tells Three Powerful, Feminist Stories
spoils Certain Women by David Sims on The Atlantic published 10/14/2016
'Atlanta' Is One of the Most Versatile Shows on TV
spoils Atlanta by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 1: episode 7 published 10/12/2016
'Halt and Catch Fire' Season Three Is a Bittersweet Triumph
spoils Halt and Catch Fire by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 3 published 10/09/2016
'Insecure' Is Quietly Revolutionary
spoils Insecure by David Sims on The Atlantic published 10/08/2016
'Deepwater Horizon' Stays Too Close to the Surface
spoils Deepwater Horizon by David Sims on The Atlantic published 09/30/2016
'Westworld' Is a Grand Saga of Gunslingers and Robots
spoils Westworld by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 6 published 09/28/2016
'Designated Survivor' Realizes America's Worst Nightmare
spoils Designated Survivor by David Sims on The Atlantic published 09/20/2016
'The Good Place' Finds Laughs in the Afterlife
spoils The Good Place by David Sims on The Atlantic published 09/19/2016
'High Maintenance' Is TV’s Most Compassionate Cult Comedy
spoils High Maintenance by David Sims on The Atlantic published 09/16/2016
Somehow, 'Snowden' Isn't Paranoid Enough
spoils Snowden by David Sims on The Atlantic published 09/15/2016
'Documentary Now' Returns By Going Back to the 1992 Election
spoils Documentary Now by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 2: episode 1 published 09/14/2016
'You’re the Worst' Is Bleaker and Funnier Than Ever
spoils You're the Worst by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 3 published 08/30/2016
'Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk' Is Hard to Watch for the Wrong Reasons
spoils Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk by David Sims on The Atlantic published 08/25/2016
'War Dogs' Is a Self-Satisfied Testosterone Fest
spoils War Dogs by David Sims on The Atlantic published 08/19/2016
One Video Game, 18 Quintillion Planets to Explore
spoils No Man's Sky by David Sims on The Atlantic published 08/11/2016
'Star Trek Beyond' Is the Blockbuster America Needs Right Now
spoils Star Trek Beyond by David Sims on The Atlantic published 07/22/2016
With 'Independence Day: Resurgence' Blockbusters Reach Their Excruciating Nadir
spoils Independence Day: Resurgence by David Sims on The Atlantic published 06/24/2016
'A Bigger Splash': Love and Drama in the Mediterranean
spoils A Bigger Splash by David Sims on The Atlantic published 05/06/2016
'The Invitation': A Dinner Party of Nightmares
spoils The Invitation by David Sims on The Atlantic published 04/08/2016
'The Catch': A Flimsy Caper From Shondaland About Stolen Secrets and Hearts
spoils The Catch by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 1: episode 1 published 03/24/2016
'Midnight Special': A Chase Movie With Supernatural Thrills
spoils Midnight Special by David Sims on The Atlantic published 03/18/2016
15 Years Later, 'Memento' Is the Most Christopher Nolan Film of All
spoils Memento by David Sims on The Atlantic published 03/16/2016
'Knight of Cups' Is a Lovely, but Empty Hollywood Satire
spoils Knight of Cups by David Sims on The Atlantic published 03/03/2016
'Gods of Egypt': A Circus of Beetle Chariots, Ancient Robots, and Whitewashing
spoils Gods of Egypt by David Sims on The Atlantic published 02/26/2016
How 'The Witch' Became a Story of Female Empowerment
spoils The Witch by David Sims on The Atlantic published 02/24/2016
'The Witch' is the Horror Film of the Year
spoils The Witch by David Sims on The Atlantic published 02/19/2016
'Race': The Jesse Owens Biopic Is Inspiring but Muddled
spoils Race by David Sims on The Atlantic published 02/19/2016
Netflix's 'Love' Is the Latest TV Rom-Com About Terrible People
spoils Love by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 1: episode 2 published 02/18/2016
'The X-Files' Returns, as Potentially Brilliant and Maddeningly Inconsistent as Ever
spoils The X-Files by David Sims on The Atlantic published 01/22/2016
'Anomalisa': An Agonizing Love Story, With Puppets
spoils Anomalisa by David Sims on The Atlantic published 01/08/2016
'The Hateful Eight' Is Tarantino's Most Gruesome Movie Yet
spoils The Hateful Eight by David Sims on The Atlantic published 12/25/2015
'In the Heart of the Sea' Feels Stuck at the Bottom of the Ocean
spoils In the Heart of the Sea by David Sims on The Atlantic published 12/12/2015
'The Big Short' Is Loud, Furious, and Mostly Fun
spoils The Big Short by David Sims on The Atlantic published 12/11/2015
Amazon's 'The Man in the High Castle' Is a Chilling Vision of a Nazi-Run America
spoils The Man in the High Castle by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/20/2015
'Spotlight': This Is What Good Journalism Looks Like
spoils Spotlight by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/06/2015
‘Master of None’ Is Aziz Ansari’s Best Work Yet
spoils Master of None by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/05/2015
'You're the Worst': What's Funny About Clinical Depression?
spoils You're the Worst by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 1, season 2 published 11/04/2015
In 'Supergirl,' a Maligned Heroine Leans In
spoils Supergirl by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 13 published 10/26/2015
'The Walking Dead': No Exit
spoils The Walking Dead by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 6: episode 1 published 10/25/2015
'Bridge of Spies' Is a Minor-Key Triumph for Steven Spielberg
spoils Bridge of Spies by David Sims on The Atlantic published 10/23/2015
'Crimson Peak' Proves Gothic Romance Can Be Bloody Entertaining
spoils Crimson Peak by David Sims on The Atlantic published 10/16/2015
'The Flash' Is the Best Superhero Show Since 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer'
spoils The Flash by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 2: episode 1 published 10/06/2015
‘You’re the Worst’ Is the Best Subversion of the Rom-Com on TV
spoils You're the Worst by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 1, season 2 published 09/10/2015
'Toni Erdmann' Is a Comedy Experience Unlike Any Other
spoils Toni Erdmann by David Sims on The Atlantic published 04/16/1963