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Ready Player One Is a Feat of State-of-the-Art Pop Culture Navel-Gazing
spoils Ready Player One by Inkoo Kang on Slate Magazine published 03/28/2018
Pacific Rim Inspired the “Mako Mori Test.” Uprising Gives the Character a Far Less Inspiring Arc.
spoils Pacific Rim: Uprising by Lena Wilson on Slate Magazine published 03/23/2018
A Hit Man Takes Up Acting—and Takes On TV’s Antihero Fixation—in Barry
spoils Barry by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 03/23/2018
Wes Anderson’s Latest May Be About Talking Dogs, but It Feels As Real As Any of His Movies
spoils Isle of Dogs by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 03/15/2018
The New Tomb Raider Finds a Different Way of Admiring Female Bodies
spoils Tomb Raider by Inkoo Kang on Slate Magazine published 03/14/2018
In Praise of The Death of Stalin’s Terrible Accents
spoils The Death of Stalin by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 03/14/2018
Three Slate Critics Try to Iron Out What Went Wrong With A Wrinkle in Time
spoils A Wrinkle in Time by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 03/09/2018
The Thor: Ragnarok Honest Trailer Has an Important Message for Marvel: “Don’t Fire The Weirdo”
spoils Thor: Ragnarok by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 03/07/2018
A Wrinkle in Time Is Less Subtle Than a Tesseract, but It Finds Moments of Humanity When It Can
spoils A Wrinkle in Time by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 03/07/2018
Three Slate Critics Try to Make Sense of the Ending of Annihilation
spoils Annihilation by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 03/02/2018
Feminism Has Done Worse Than Jennifer Lawrence’s Red Sparrow
spoils Red Sparrow by Inkoo Kang on Slate Magazine published 02/28/2018
All Your Questions About the Oblique Plot of Annihilation, Answered
spoils Annihilation by Jacob Brogan on Slate Magazine published 02/23/2018
Annihilation Wants to Be the Ultimate Trip, but It’s Not Always Clear Where It’s Going
spoils Annihilation by Inkoo Kang on Slate Magazine published 02/22/2018
In Netflix’s Altered Carbon, the 1 Percent Live Forever
spoils Altered Carbon by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 02/01/2018
The Tale Is the Perfect Movie for Our #MeToo Moment
spoils The Tale by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 01/22/2018
The Chi Reinvents The Wire
spoils The Chi by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 01/05/2018
How Did Luke Skywalker Pull Off That Incredible Force Trick in The Last Jedi? A Star Wars Physicist Weighs in.
spoils Star Wars: The Last Jedi by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 12/22/2017
Being Laughable Doesn’t Make Star Wars: The Last Jedi’s Villains Any Less Dangerous
spoils Star Wars: The Last Jedi by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 12/20/2017
Why Fans Love (and Hate) the New Star Wars Movie
spoils Star Wars by Stephen Metcalf on Slate Magazine published 12/20/2017
The Greatest Showman Isn’t Exactly the Greatest Show on Earth
spoils The Greatest Showman by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 12/20/2017
Phantom Thread Is Too Good to Keep a Secret
spoils Phantom Thread by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 12/20/2017
The Last Jedi Is the First Genuinely Sexy Star Wars Movie
spoils Star Wars by Brogan Morris on Slate Magazine published 12/19/2017
A Guide to The Last Jedi’s References to Other (Non-Star Wars) Movies
spoils Star Wars by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 12/19/2017
The Greatest Showman Delivers the “World’s First Live Movie Commercial” with Large-Scale Musical Performance
spoils The Greatest Showman by Rachel Withers on Slate Magazine published 12/18/2017
The Last Jedi Is a Critical Darling and a Box Office Triumph. But What Do the Fans Think?
spoils The Last Jedi by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 12/18/2017
Is The Last Jedi’s Ending a Travesty—or the Best Part of the Movie?
spoils The Last Jedi by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 12/15/2017
The Last Jedi Finally Revealed the Identity of Rey’s Parents. It Was the Right Choice.
spoils The Last Jedi by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 12/15/2017
The Last Jedi Brings Fresh Ideas Not Just to Star Wars but to the Whole Universe of Movies
spoils Star Wars and The Last Jedi by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 12/12/2017
Greta Gerwig on Lady Bird, John Hughes, and Being “Ready” to Step Behind the Camera
spoils Lady Bird by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 12/08/2017
What’s Fact and What’s Fiction in Darkest Hour, the Winston Churchill Biopic
spoils Darkest Hour by John Broich on Slate Magazine published 12/08/2017
Why Are There So Many Flies in Call Me By Your Name?
spoils Call Me By Your Name by Eleanor Cummins on Slate Magazine published 12/08/2017
Search Party Is the Show the Weinstein Moment Needs
spoils Search Party by Eleanor Cummins on Slate Magazine tagged season 2 published 12/07/2017
Long Live the Queen
spoils The Crown by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine tagged season 2 published 12/06/2017
The Post Is a Rousing Call to Resistance That Couldn’t Feel More Timely
spoils The Post by Fred Kaplan on Slate Magazine published 12/06/2017
What’s Fact and What’s Fiction in The Disaster Artist
spoils The Disaster Artist by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 12/05/2017
What Should We Make of The Shape of Water’s Mysterious Ending? We Discuss Del Toro’s Latest.
spoils The Shape of Water by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 12/01/2017
The Disaster Artist May Redefine Your Sense of What It Means to Be Great
spoils The Disaster Artist by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 12/01/2017
What It’s Like to Watch The Disaster Artist If You’ve Never Seen The Room
spoils The Disaster Artist and The Room by Jeffrey Bloomer on Slate Magazine published 12/01/2017
The Shape of Water Is Like Pan’s Labyrinth With More Steamy Woman–on–Fish-Monster Sex
spoils The Shape of Water by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 11/30/2017
Call Me By Your Name Is Not a Gay Story. So Why Do Gays Keep Falling for It?
spoils Call Me By Your Name by Miz Cracker on Slate Magazine published 11/28/2017
Gary Oldman Doesn’t Just “Vanish” Into His Role as Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour
spoils Darkest Hour by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 11/21/2017
Call Me by Your Name Is an Extravagant Revelry in the Beauty of Italy, First Love, and Armie Hammer
spoils Call Me By Your Name by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 11/21/2017
Spike Lee’s Netflix Show Is Buoyant, Funny, Smart, and Un-Spikeishly Restrained
spoils She's Gotta Have It by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine tagged season 2: episode 1 published 11/21/2017
Coco Is Haunted by the Ghosts of Past Pixar Movies
spoils Coco by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 11/20/2017
Does Anyone Say “Booyah” Anymore? And Other Mysteries of Justice League.
spoils Justice League by Jonathan L. Fischer on Slate Magazine published 11/17/2017
Netflix’s Mudbound Gives One of Our Most Promising Filmmakers Her Biggest Canvas Yet
spoils Mudbound by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 11/16/2017
Justice League Hates Its Predecessor Almost As Much As the Rest of Us Did
spoils Justice League by Jonathan L. Fischer on Slate Magazine published 11/16/2017
Master of None’s Sexual Harassment Episode Now Feels Weirdly Prophetic
spoils Master of None by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine tagged season 2 published 11/16/2017
The Eight Most Catholic-School Things About Lady Bird
spoils Lady Bird by Hunter Harris on Slate Magazine published 11/10/2017
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Is Martin McDonagh’s Darkest, Funniest Movie Yet
spoils Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 11/09/2017
Mr. Robot’s Flashy One-Take Episode Suggests This Gimmick Has Gone on Too Long
spoils Mr. Robot by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 11/09/2017
Another Margaret Atwood TV Show Perfectly Tuned to Our Awful Times
spoils Alias Grace by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 11/02/2017
Thor: Ragnarok Is the Goofiest Thor Film Yet, and Also the Best
spoils Thor: Ragnarok by Jonathan L. Fischer on Slate Magazine published 11/02/2017
Lady Bird Is a Coming-of-Age Movie That Announces Greta Gerwig as a Fully Developed Filmmaker
spoils Lady Bird by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 11/02/2017
Stranger Things’ “Punk” Episode Is a Historic Embarassment.
spoils Stranger Things by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine tagged season 2: episode 7 published 11/02/2017
Season 2 of Stranger Things Is Very Familiar, but Still Great
spoils Stranger Things by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine tagged season 2 published 10/26/2017
Wonderstruck Is a Cabinet of Wonders
spoils Wonderstruck by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 10/20/2017
Did Halt and Catch Fire Get Such a Great Final Season Because No One Was Watching?
spoils Halt and Catch Fire by Matthew Dessem on Slate Magazine published 10/20/2017
Mindhunter Isn’t a Bloodbath. It’s a Head Trip.
spoils Mindhunter by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine tagged season 1, season 2 published 10/20/2017
What the Hell Happened to Val Kilmer in The Snowman?
spoils The Snowman by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 10/19/2017
Blade Runner 2049 Tries to Make a Love Story Out of the First Blade Runner’s Violence
spoils Blade Runner 2049 by Casey Cipriani on Slate Magazine published 10/12/2017
Does Blade Runner 2049’s Ending Preserve the Mysteries of the Original—or Spoil Them?
spoils Blade Runner 2049 by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 10/06/2017
The Director of Blade Runner 2049 Is Taking Spoilerphobia to New Heights
spoils Blade Runner 2049 by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 10/04/2017
Blade Runner 2049 Is Just As Visually Dazzling and Thematically Vague As the Original
spoils Blade Runner 2049 by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 09/29/2017
What’s Fact and What’s Fiction in American Made
spoils American Made by Ellin Stein on Slate Magazine published 09/29/2017
Richard Linklater’s Last Flag Flying Is More Than a “Sequel” to The Last Detail
spoils Last Flag Flying by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 09/28/2017
American Made Is an Iran–Contra Movie That Gets High on Its Own Supply
spoils American Made by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 09/28/2017
Mother! Is a Mess of Biblical Proportions
spoils Mother! by Stephen Metcalf on Slate Magazine published 09/27/2017
Transparent Is the Most Jewish TV Show Ever
spoils Transparent by Isaac Butler on Slate Magazine tagged season 3, season 4 published 09/27/2017
Two Slate Writers Who Have Not Seen Mother! Attempt to Describe the Plot of Mother!
spoils Mother! by Andrew Kahn on Slate Magazine published 09/26/2017
What’s Fact and What’s Fiction in Battle of the Sexes
spoils Battle of the Sexes by June Thomas on Slate Magazine published 09/25/2017
In 2017, the Triumph of Battle of the Sexes Feels Like a Hollow Victory
spoils Battle of the Sexes by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 09/22/2017
What Should We Make of the Ending of Mother? Three Slate Critics Discuss in Spoiler-y Detail.
spoils Mother! by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 09/22/2017
Kingsman: The Golden Circle
spoils Kingsman: The Golden Circle by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 09/22/2017
Let the Gorgeous Trailer for Todd Haynes' Wonderstruck Take You Back to 1977 New York. And Then, 1927 New York.
spoils Wonderstruck by Rachel Withers on Slate Magazine published 09/20/2017
Darren Aronofsky Needs to Stop Explaining What Mother! Is About
spoils Mother! by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 09/19/2017
No Number of Exclamation Points Will Prepare You for Mother!
spoils Mother! by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 09/15/2017
Armando Iannucci's The Death of Stalin Is a Bloody Farce.
spoils The Death of Stalin by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 09/13/2017
A Family Sitcom That Actually Understands How Messy Parenting Can Be
spoils Better Things by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine tagged season 2: episode 2 published 09/13/2017
The Parts of Stephen King’s It the Movie Shouldn’t Have Omitted (No, Not the Child Sex Orgy)
spoils It by Jack Hamilton on Slate Magazine published 09/11/2017
Top of the Lake's Second Season Feels Like a Sequel to The Handmaid's Tale
spoils The Handmaid's Tale and Top of the Lake by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine tagged season 2: episode 1 published 09/08/2017
The New It Has Too Much Insane Clown, Not Enough Posse
spoils It by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 09/07/2017
How Twin Peaks Could Change Television Forever, Again
spoils Twin Peaks by Corey Atad on Slate Magazine published 09/05/2017
The End of Twin Peaks, and the Price of Dreams
spoils Twin Peaks: The Return by Laura Miller on Slate Magazine published 09/05/2017
Six Questions the Twin Peaks Finale Left Unanswered
spoils Twin Peaks by Matthew Dessem on Slate Magazine published 09/04/2017
Columbus’ Design for Living
spoils Columbus by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 08/31/2017
The Trailer for Season 4 of BoJack Horseman Is Missing Someone Kind of Important
spoils BoJack Horseman by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine tagged season 4 published 08/24/2017
Logan Lucky
spoils Logan Lucky by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 08/17/2017
The Trailer for The Meyerowitz Stories Reveals an Adam Sandler Movie That’s Actually Supposed to Be Good
spoils The Meyerowitz Stories by Austin Elias-de Jesus on Slate Magazine published 08/15/2017
Why Detroit Erupted—and What Kathryn Bigelow’s Movie Gets Right and Wrong About Its History
spoils Detroit by Jake Blumgart on Slate Magazine published 08/14/2017
The Series Finale of Orphan Black Shows That It Was Never About Cloning
spoils Orphan Black by Joelle Renstrom on Slate Magazine published 08/13/2017
The Summer’s Best Franchise Movie Is About Two Men Sitting at a Table
spoils The Trip to Spain by Brogan Morris on Slate Magazine published 08/11/2017
Good Time
spoils Good Time by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 08/09/2017
What’s Fact and What’s Fiction in Detroit
spoils Detroit by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 08/03/2017
Whose Streets, Whose Stories
spoils Detroit by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 08/03/2017
Atomic Blonde
spoils Atomic Blonde by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 07/27/2017
Searching for the Humanity in Edgar Wright’s Baby Driver
spoils Baby Driver by Stephen Metcalf on Slate Magazine published 07/19/2017
Even Christopher Nolan Skeptics Will Be Wowed by Dunkirk
spoils Dunkirk by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 07/18/2017
The Thrilling, Thoughtful New Planet of the Apes Will Make a Monkey of Anti-Franchise Snobs
spoils War for the Planet of the Apes by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 07/11/2017
“Heartbreaking!” “Interminable!” What Film Critics Are Saying About 2017’s Most Divisive Scene.
spoils A Ghost Story by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 07/10/2017
Watch the New Teaser for The Deuce, David Simon’s HBO Series About the Porn Industry
spoils The Deuce by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine tagged season 1 published 07/10/2017
HBO Has Finally Unveiled the Premiere Date for the New Season of Curb Your Enthusiasm
spoils Curb Your Enthusiasm by Austin Elias-de Jesus on Slate Magazine tagged season 9 published 07/10/2017
The Odd Movie A Ghost Story, Starring Casey Affleck Under a Bedsheet, Will Haunt You
spoils A Ghost Story by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 07/05/2017
Netflix’s Irresistible Okja Is an Anti-Capitalist E.T. Starring Tilda Swinton and a Superpig
spoils Okja by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 06/29/2017
David Lynch Just Rewrote the Rules of TV, Again
spoils Twin Peaks by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 06/26/2017
Sofia Coppola’s The Beguiled Is Elegant to a Fault—Even When the Hacksaws Come Out
spoils The Beguiled by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 06/21/2017
Orange Is the New Black Season 5 Is the Perfect Showcase for Jenji Kohan’s Particular Skills
spoils Orange Is the New Black by David Canfield on Slate Magazine tagged season 5: episode 1 published 06/19/2017
The Big Sick Is the Rare Rom-Com That’s As Messy As Real Life
spoils The Big Sick by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 06/15/2017
Orange Is the New Black Season 5 Puts the Inmates in Charge—With Very Disturbing Results
spoils Orange Is the New Black by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine tagged season 5: episode 8 published 06/13/2017
The Writer-Director of It Comes at Night on What to Make of the Movie’s Ambiguous Ending
spoils It Comes at Night by Jeffrey Bloomer on Slate Magazine published 06/09/2017
It Comes at Night Is Like a Horror Film Directed by Bruegel
spoils It Comes at Night by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 06/08/2017
Pixar’s Upcoming Film Coco Has Its Highest Body Count Yet
spoils Coco by Matthew Dessem on Slate Magazine published 06/08/2017
Watch Aziz Ansari Tell the Bacon-Fueled True Story Behind Master of None’s Religion Episode
spoils Master of None by Austin Elias-de Jesus on Slate Magazine published 06/07/2017
There’s a Major Spoiler That Comes Up When You Google “Wonder Woman”
spoils Wonder Woman by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 06/02/2017
I Wish Wonder Woman Were as Feminist as It Thinks It Is
spoils Wonder Woman by Christina Cauterucci on Slate Magazine published 06/02/2017
Wonder Woman Made Me Finally See the Importance of Female Representation
spoils Wonder Woman by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 06/01/2017
Baywatch Is a Disaster in Slow Motion
spoils Baywatch by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 05/25/2017
The Most Radical Thing About Master of None’s Islam Episode Is That It Isn’t About Religion
spoils Master of None by Aymann Ismail on Slate Magazine tagged season 2 published 05/22/2017
The Twin Peaks Reboot Is Pure, Outrageous David Lynch—and It’s Glorious
spoils Twin Peaks by Laura Miller on Slate Magazine tagged season 2: episode 4 published 05/22/2017
Alien: Covenant’s Exclusively Gay Moment Isn’t the One They Teased. It’s Much More Glorious.
spoils Alien: Covenant by Jeffrey Bloomer on Slate Magazine published 05/19/2017
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Season 3 Is So Packed With Jokes That It’s Hard to Binge-Watch. That’s a Good Thing.
spoils Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine tagged season 3 published 05/19/2017
Nicole Kidman and Elle Fanning Are Hard-Partying Aliens in First How to Talk to Girls at Parties Footage
spoils How to Talk to Girls at Parties by David Canfield on Slate Magazine published 05/19/2017
The Dark Crystal Is Being Spun Off Into a Prequel Series On Netflix. Here’s the First Teaser.
spoils The Dark Crystal by David Canfield on Slate Magazine published 05/18/2017
The Alternate Ending of Get Out Is Much More Plausible and Way More Depressing Than the Original
spoils Get Out by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 05/18/2017
A Girl’s Best Friend Is Her Superpig in the Trailer for Bong Joon-ho's Okja
spoils Okja by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 05/18/2017
Why Starz Was the Perfect Home for American Gods’ Groundbreaking Gay Sex Scene
spoils American Gods by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine tagged season 1: episode 3 published 05/16/2017
It’s Emma Stone vs. Steve Carell in the First Trailer for Battle of the Sexes
spoils Battle of the Sexes by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 05/16/2017
The Young Pope Season 2 Has a Disappointingly Ordinary Title. Here Are Some Better Suggestions.
spoils The Young Pope by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine tagged season 2 published 05/16/2017
Jennifer Lawrence Eats Her Heart Out in the Poster for Darren Aronofsky’s Mother!
spoils Mother! by Matthew Dessem on Slate Magazine published 05/14/2017
The Problem With Netflix’s Dark, Gritty Anne of Green Gables Isn’t the Darkness or Grit
spoils Anne of Green Gables by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 05/12/2017
A Guide to the Many, Many References to Classic Italian Films in Master of None Season 2
spoils Master of None by Forrest Wickman on Slate Magazine published 05/12/2017
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword Reveals the Bro-y Side of the Arthurian Legend
spoils King Arthur: Legend of the Sword by Katy Waldman on Slate Magazine published 05/12/2017
Take a First Look at Todd Haynes’ Beautiful Wonderstruck
spoils Wonderstruck by David Canfield on Slate Magazine published 05/12/2017
Alien: Covenant Is the First Alien Movie Where the Alien Gets Upstaged
spoils Alien: Covenant by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 05/11/2017
Snatched Is the Perfect Mother’s Day Movie for Mothers and Daughters With Strong Stomachs
spoils Snatched by Heather Schwedel on Slate Magazine published 05/10/2017
Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys on That Big Third-Act Surprise on The Americans
spoils The Americans by June Thomas on Slate Magazine tagged season 5: episode 510 published 05/10/2017
The Director’s Cut of Michael Mann’s Blackhat Takes It One Step Closer to a Flawed Masterpiece
spoils Blackhat by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 05/09/2017
The Prison in Twelve Landscapes Looks at How Mass Incarceration Has Changed Every Aspect of American Life
spoils The Prison in Twelve Landscapes by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 05/08/2017
Here’s What Critics Have to Say About Alien: Covenant
spoils Alien: Covenant by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 05/08/2017
New Blade Runner 2049 Trailer Looks Amazing, Blows Things Up
spoils Blade Runner 2049 by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 05/08/2017
Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why Is Getting a Second Season. Can It Fix the Problems of the First?
spoils 13 Reasons Why by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine tagged season 2 published 05/08/2017
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2’s Easter Eggs and Credits Scenes, Explained
spoils Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 by Abraham Riesman on Slate Magazine published 05/05/2017
New Dunkirk Trailer Features Harrowing Action Sequences and Harry Styles
spoils Dunkirk by David Canfield on Slate Magazine published 05/05/2017
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Is Derivative in All the Best Ways
spoils Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 by Jonathan L. Fischer on Slate Magazine published 05/05/2017
In Season 2, Master of None Goes Bigger and Gets Better
spoils Master of None by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine tagged season 2 published 05/03/2017
A New WikiLeaks Documentary Is Illuminating, Just Not in the Way Its Director Intended
spoils Risk by Fred Kaplan on Slate Magazine published 05/03/2017
13 Reasons Why’s Controversial Depiction of Teen Suicide Has School Counselors Picking Up the Pieces
spoils 13 Reasons Why by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine tagged season 2 published 05/01/2017
It Comes at Night Looks Like Another Great Film From Indie Filmmaker Trey Edward Shults
spoils It Comes at Night by David Canfield on Slate Magazine published 05/01/2017
American Gods Is the Best Possible TV Adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s Wonderstruck Fantasy
spoils American Gods by Laura Miller on Slate Magazine published 04/28/2017
The Film Adaptation of The Circle Can’t Decide Whether It’s Black Mirror or Silicon Valley
spoils The Circle by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 04/27/2017
It’s Time to Get Excited About Ian McShane as Mr. Wednesday, American Gods Fans
spoils American Gods by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 04/24/2017
The Handmaid’s Tale Is Mortally Terrifying. It’s Also Somehow a Pleasure to Watch.
spoils The Handmaid's Tale by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 04/21/2017
You’re Not Ready for Black Panther’s Stunning New Spin on Superhero Movies
spoils Black Panther by Kyle Buchanan on Slate Magazine published 04/21/2017
How The Lost City of Z Achieved the Impossible: Aging Makeup That’s Not Terrible
spoils The Lost City of Z by Jeffrey Bloomer on Slate Magazine published 04/18/2017
The Scariest Thing About Colossal Isn’t Its Monsters. It’s the Nice Guy.
spoils Colossal by Alan Zilberman on Slate Magazine published 04/18/2017
The Leftovers Has Entered Full-Blown Mania, and It’s Thrilling
spoils The Leftovers by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine tagged season 3 published 04/14/2017
The Lost City of Z Is Like a Real-Life Indiana Jones Where the Villain Is British Classism
spoils The Lost City of Z by June Thomas on Slate Magazine published 04/13/2017
The New Season of Veep Has More Pathos Than Punchlines
spoils Veep by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine tagged season 6 published 04/11/2017
The Ghost in the Shell Remake’s Twist Ending Makes the Whitewashing Even Worse
spoils Ghost in the Shell by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 03/31/2017
Evil Clown Alert: The First Trailer for It Is Finally Here
spoils It by David Canfield on Slate Magazine published 03/29/2017
Baby Driver’s Trailer Doesn’t Live Up to Its Title (But It Still Looks Really Fun)
spoils Baby Driver by Matthew Dessem on Slate Magazine published 03/12/2017
Raw Is the French Cannibal Sex Movie to End All French Cannibal Sex Movies
spoils Raw by Jeffrey Bloomer on Slate Magazine published 03/10/2017
The Disturbing Truth That Makes Get Out Depressingly Plausible
spoils Get Out by Damon Young on Slate Magazine published 03/10/2017
Kong: Skull Island Apes Classics Like Apocalypse Now, but It’s Not As Clever As It Thinks
spoils Apocalypse Now and Kong: Skull Island by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 03/09/2017
The Most Terrifying Villain in Get Out Is White Womanhood
spoils Get Out by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 03/07/2017
Get Out Is an Instant Classic About the Hilarious Nightmare That Is Existing While Black
spoils Get Out by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 02/23/2017
Most Batman Movies Ignore His Campy TV Past. The Lego Batman Movie Embraces It.
spoils The Lego Batman Movie by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 02/10/2017
The Sequel to John Wick Is Even More Stylish, Self-Conscious, and Brain-Numbingly Violent
spoils John Wick: Chapter 2 by Matthew Dessem on Slate Magazine published 02/08/2017
In The Lego Batman Movie, Everything Is Awesome—Until It’s Not
spoils The Lego Batman Movie by Gabriel Roth on Slate Magazine published 02/08/2017
The Hilarious Made-Up Tabloid in A Series of Unfortunate Events Is Fake News That’s Worth Reading
spoils A Series of Unfortunate Events by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 01/26/2017
In Jordan Peele’s Horror Movie, Get Out, the “Monster” Is Liberal Racism
spoils Get Out by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 01/25/2017
Surprise! M. Night Shyamalan’s Split Needs More Twists.
spoils Split by Jeffrey Bloomer on Slate Magazine published 01/20/2017
The Campy Absurdity of The Young Pope
spoils The Young Pope by Sam Anderson on Slate Magazine published 01/18/2017
Did You Catch These Subtle Nods to the Books in Netflix’s Adaptation of A Series of Unfortunate Events?
spoils Series of Unfortunate Events by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 01/17/2017
Critics Can’t Decide Whether The Young Pope Is Supposed to Be Funny or Not
spoils The Young Pope by David Canfield on Slate Magazine published 01/13/2017
HBO’s Young Pope Is Not Nearly As Fun As the Tweets About It
spoils Young Pope by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 01/12/2017
Bright Lights’ Inspiring Portrait of Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds Is Now Heartbreaking as Well
spoils Bright Lights by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 01/06/2017
What in the Hell Are We Supposed to Make of the Ending of Elle?
spoils Elle by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 01/04/2017
In a Year of Sophisticated Self-Discovery, the Oscar-Bound Lion Lags Well Behind the Pack
spoils Lion by Kyle Turner on Slate Magazine published 12/27/2016
The Two Scenes in Assassin’s Creed That Are As Crazy As the Whole Movie Should’ve Been
spoils Assassin's Creed by Jonathan L. Fischer on Slate Magazine published 12/22/2016
Martin Scorsese’s Been Trying to Make Silence for 30 Years. It Was Worth It.
spoils Silence by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 12/22/2016
The Cannes-Winning Drama That’s Already Changing Laws in Britain
spoils I, Daniel Blake by June Thomas on Slate Magazine published 12/21/2016
All the Star Wars Callbacks in Rogue One
spoils Rogue One and Star Wars by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 12/16/2016
Rogue One Breaks the Rules About What a Star Wars Movie Must Be—for the Better
spoils Star Wars by Forrest Wickman on Slate Magazine published 12/13/2016
Jackie Is an Intense Biopic About the Power of Image in the White House
spoils Jackie by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 12/01/2016
Michael Chabon’s Moonglow Casts Beautiful Shadows
spoils Moonglow by Michael Chabon by Katy Waldman on Slate Magazine published 11/30/2016
The Astonishing Manchester by the Sea Seems to Contain All of Life Within It
spoils Manchester by the Sea by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 11/18/2016
The Edge of Seventeen Is the Best Teen Movie in Years
spoils The Edge of Seventeen by Katy Waldman on Slate Magazine published 11/18/2016
The Orchestrated Assault of Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk
spoils Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 11/10/2016
Loving Is a Simple, Moving Love Story About a Couple Who Just Happened to Change America
spoils Loving by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 11/03/2016
Netflix’s $100 Million The Crown Delivers Exactly What It Promises. That’s Not Enough.
spoils The Crown by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine tagged season 2, season 5 published 11/02/2016
Doctor Strange Is Fun and Funny and Features Magicians Voguing
spoils Doctor Strange by Jacob Brogan on Slate Magazine published 11/02/2016
How Black Mirror’s Lesbian Romance Upends the “Bury Your Gays” Trope
spoils Black Mirror by J.E. Reich on Slate Magazine tagged season 3: episode 4 published 10/27/2016
Here’s What Critics Have to Say About Doctor Strange
spoils Doctor Strange by David Canfield on Slate Magazine published 10/25/2016
In its Season Premiere, The Walking Dead’s Brutal Violence Finally Went Too Far
spoils The Walking Dead by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine tagged season 7: episode 1 published 10/24/2016
Black Mirror’s Stars and Writers on How They Made the Most Disturbing Season Yet
spoils Black Mirror by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine tagged season 3 published 10/21/2016
The Trailer for Hugh Jackman’s Final Wolverine Film Promises a Different Kind of Superhero Movie
spoils Logan by Forrest Wickman on Slate Magazine published 10/20/2016
Black Mirror Has Never Been Bleaker, but It’s Still So Imaginative That You Can’t Look Away
spoils Black Mirror by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine tagged season 3: episode 1 published 10/20/2016
The Stunning Moonlight Showers Its Audience in Blessings
spoils Moonlight by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 10/20/2016
Mascots Isn’t Christopher Guest at His Best, but It’s Still a Charmer
spoils Mascots by Dan Kois on Slate Magazine published 10/13/2016
The Halt and Catch Fire Two-Part Finale Was the Perfect Cap to a Near-Perfect Season
spoils Halt and Catch Fire by Eric Thurm on Slate Magazine tagged season 1, season 3 published 10/13/2016
Here’s Atlanta's Funny-But-Sad Cereal Commercial Parody Addressing Police Brutality
spoils Atlanta by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 10/12/2016
Set Aside Nate Parker’s History. The Birth of a Nation’s Use of History Is Troublesome, Too.
spoils The Birth of a Nation by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 10/07/2016
The Trailer for Black Mirror Season 3 Is Creepy, Funny, and Absorbing
spoils Black Mirror on Slate Magazine tagged season 3 published 10/07/2016
Issa Rae’s Insecure Is the Most Honest, Matter-of-Fact Take on Dating That We’ve Seen in a While
spoils Insecure by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 10/06/2016
Amanda Knox Is a Lot More Interested in Dissecting the Miscarriage of Justice Than the Murder
spoils Amanda Knox by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 09/30/2016
HBO Makes a Grasp for Another Vast, Gory, Sexy Drama With Westworld
spoils Westworld by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 09/29/2016
Deepwater Horizon Pays Tribute to the Workers on the Rig—but Is That Enough?
spoils Deepwater Horizon by Rebecca Onion on Slate Magazine published 09/28/2016
Annette Bening Is on a Search for Meaning in the 20th Century Women Trailer
spoils 20th Century Women by David Canfield on Slate Magazine published 09/27/2016
Mr. Robot Season 2 Could Have Been a Breakthrough in Auteurist TV, But it Ended Up a Cautionary Tale
spoils Mr. Robot by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine tagged season 2 published 09/22/2016
Surprise! The Kate Winslet–Starring Dressmaker Is a Bloody Revenge Movie!
spoils The Dressmaker by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 09/22/2016
Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence Are Lonely But Very Marketable Space Travelers In the Passengers Trailer
spoils Passengers by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 09/20/2016
A New Netflix Doc Shows in Gripping Detail What the War in Aleppo Looks Like From the City’s Streets
spoils The White Helmets by Joshua Keating on Slate Magazine published 09/19/2016
NBC’s This Is Us Is Emotional Uplift at Its Most Oppressive
spoils This Is Us by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 09/19/2016
The Leaky Myths of Snowden
spoils Snowden by Fred Kaplan on Slate Magazine published 09/16/2016
Blair Witch Shows Us the Blair Witch! Really?!
spoils Blair Witch by Jeffrey Bloomer on Slate Magazine published 09/16/2016
Netflix’s Extremis Pinpoints the Tension Between Doctors and Patients on End-of-Life Care
spoils Extremis by Marc Siegel on Slate Magazine published 09/16/2016
Sully Is the Perfect Trumpian Fantasy for Our Post-Fact Era
spoils Sully by Forrest Wickman on Slate Magazine published 09/16/2016
OK, American Horror Story’s Shameless Buzzmongering Totally Worked as a Setup for Season 6
spoils American Horror Story by J. Bryan Lowder on Slate Magazine tagged season 6 published 09/15/2016
Terrence Malick’s Latest Releases—Two of Them!—Illustrate Exactly Why He’s Become So Polarizing
spoils Voyage of Time by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 09/15/2016
The Elusive Charisma of Atlanta
spoils Atlanta by Stephen Metcalf on Slate Magazine published 09/14/2016
Great News: HBO’s High Maintenance Doesn’t Harsh the Show’s Mellow
spoils High Maintenance by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 09/14/2016
The Ending of Sully Is Completely Ridiculous
spoils Sully by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 09/12/2016
Emma Stone and Tom Ford Win at Venice; Golden Lion Goes to The Woman Who Left
spoils The Woman Who Left by Matthew Dessem on Slate Magazine published 09/11/2016
Oscar Isaac and Christian Bale Recognize the Armenian Genocide in The Promise’s Trailer
spoils The Promise by Matthew Dessem on Slate Magazine published 09/10/2016
Divorce Seems Wrenching (and Occasionally Funny) in Sarah Jessica Parker’s New HBO Comedy
spoils Divorce by David Canfield on Slate Magazine published 09/09/2016
Ben Affleck Returns to Directing, Plays a Prohibition-Era Outlaw in Live by Night Trailer
spoils Live by Night by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine published 09/09/2016
How Do You Make Sully Exciting When We Already Know Everything Ends Up OK?
spoils Sully by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 09/09/2016
The Sundance Hit Certain Women Features a Standout Kristen Stewart Performance
spoils Certain Women by David Canfield on Slate Magazine published 09/02/2016
Michael Fassbender Was Born to Play a Melancholy Lighthouse Keeper
spoils The Light Between Oceans by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 09/01/2016
Early Rave Reviews Make the Case for La La Land as a Potential Oscar Front-Runner
spoils La La Land by David Canfield on Slate Magazine published 08/31/2016
What Exactly Happened in The Night Of Finale? Your Pressing Questions, Answered.
spoils The Night Of by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 08/29/2016
The Night Of Had a Lot in Common with Making a Murderer, for Better and for Worse
spoils Making a Murderer and The Night Of by David Canfield on Slate Magazine published 08/29/2016
The Night Of Finale Was the Perfect Ending for This Show—Beautiful, Ambitious, and Hollow
spoils The Night Of by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 08/29/2016
Sausage Party Is a Shockingly Sophisticated Commentary on Organized Religion
spoils Sausage Party by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 08/16/2016
Why Lisa Hanawalt Planted So Many Hilarious, Tiny Details in the Background of BoJack Horseman
spoils BoJack Horseman by Jacob Brogan on Slate Magazine tagged season 3: episode 2 published 08/16/2016
I Love Dick Affirms Exactly What Makes Jill Soloway So Good at Making TV
spoils I Love Dick by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 08/16/2016
The Night Of Is More Than a Crime Thriller. It’s Also a Great Prison Drama.
spoils The Night Of by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 08/10/2016
Baz Luhrmann’s Netflix Series Is Peak Luhrmann: A Beautiful, Captivating Mess
spoils The Get Down by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 08/09/2016
Star Trek Beyond Doesn’t Reinvent the Franchise, but It Gets What’s Made It Live Long and Prosper
spoils Star Trek Beyond by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 07/21/2016
HBO’s Vice Principals Is Shocking, but It Won’t Make You Laugh
spoils Vice Principals by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 07/15/2016
How Accurate Is Mr. Robot? What the Show Can Teach Us About Hacking.
spoils Mr. Robot by Fred Kaplan on Slate Magazine tagged season 1, season 2 published 07/14/2016
The All-Female Ghostbusters Are Having Too Much Fun to Worry About Haters
spoils Ghostbusters by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 07/14/2016
How Outlander Keeps Getting Tangled Up In Real-Life U.K. Politics
spoils Outlander by Marissa Martinelli on Slate Magazine tagged season 2 published 07/14/2016
HBO’s New Crime Drama The Night Of Is Just Remarkably Good
spoils The Night Of by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 07/07/2016
Mark Rylance Makes Motion-Capture Magic in The BFG
spoils The BFG by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 06/30/2016
Independence Day: Resurgence Is the Perfect Disaster Movie for Our Stupid Times
spoils Independence Day: Resurgence by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 06/24/2016
Why Free State of Jones Isn’t Just Hollywood’s Latest White Savior Movie
spoils Free State of Jones by Rebecca Onion on Slate Magazine published 06/23/2016
Finding Dory Does More Than “Just Keep Swimming.” It Explores New Depths.
spoils Finding Dory by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 06/15/2016
The One Blink-and-You-Miss-It Moment at the End of Anomalisa That Sums up the Meaning of the Film
spoils Anomalisa by Sam Adams on Slate Magazine published 06/10/2016
The Good Wife’s Powerful Finale Was Exactly the Ending This Great Series Needed
spoils The Good Wife by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine tagged season 5 published 05/09/2016
Captain America: Civil War Is Marvel at Its Best
spoils Captain America: Civil War by Jamelle Bouie on Slate Magazine published 05/05/2016
Even When You Ignore Zoe Saldana in “Blackface,” Nina Is Not a Good Movie
spoils Nina by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 04/22/2016
This Thriller Starts as a Requiem for White America and Becomes Something Much More Violent—and Fun
spoils Green Room by Jeffrey Bloomer on Slate Magazine published 04/15/2016
Our First Look at Sundance Hit The Birth of a Nation Is Finally Here, and It’s Truly Haunting
spoils The Birth of a Nation on Slate Magazine published 04/15/2016
Here Are the Biggest Takeaways From the Early Reviews of Captain America: Civil War
spoils Captain America: Civil War by Aisha Harris on Slate Magazine published 04/14/2016
Confirmation Makes the Anita Hill–Clarence Thomas Hearings Into Riveting—and Rage-Inducing—TV
spoils Confirmation by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 04/14/2016
In Season 2, Catastrophe Is As Spiky, Acerbic, and Big-Hearted As Ever
spoils Catastrophe by June Thomas on Slate Magazine tagged season 2 published 04/08/2016
The Americans Pulled Off a Devastating Plot Shocker With Just the Right Amount of Misdirection
spoils The Americans by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine tagged season 1: episode 2 published 04/06/2016
Richard Linklater’s Everybody Wants Some!! Is an Easygoing Masterpiece That Lets Bros Be Heroes
spoils Everybody Wants Some!! by Dan Kois on Slate Magazine published 03/31/2016
The Dumbest Thing About Batman v Superman Is How Badly It Wants to Sound Smart
spoils Batman v Superman by Jacob Brogan on Slate Magazine published 03/29/2016
The New Superman Movie Is Super Confusing, so We Made This FAQ
spoils Batman v Superman by Forrest Wickman on Slate Magazine published 03/25/2016
In Batman v Superman, the Only Winner Is Marvel
spoils Batman v Superman by Jonathan L. Fischer on Slate Magazine published 03/23/2016
What Exactly Makes 10 Cloverfield Lane So Insanely Suspenseful?
spoils 10 Cloverfield Lane by Ben Mathis-Lilley on Slate Magazine published 03/17/2016
Netflix’s Flaked Crystallizes the Key Problem With Today’s Prestige “Traumedies”
spoils Flaked by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 03/11/2016
House of Cards Is Defter, Darker, and More Terrifying Than It’s Ever Been Before
spoils House of Cards by Katy Waldman on Slate Magazine tagged season 4: episode 4 published 03/03/2016
The Americans Season 4 Has Gotten Predictable, but Somehow It’s Still Impossible to Look Away
spoils The Americans by Eric Thurm on Slate Magazine tagged season 4 published 03/03/2016
Knight of Cups: Terrence Malick’s Entourage Episode
spoils Knight of Cups by David Ehrlich on Slate Magazine published 03/03/2016
All The Witch’s Most WTF Moments, Explained: A Spoiler-Filled Interview With the Director
spoils The Witch by Forrest Wickman on Slate Magazine published 02/23/2016
Demonic Goat Black Phillip Wants You to See The Witch
spoils The Witch by David Ehrlich on Slate Magazine published 02/18/2016
The Coen Brothers’ Hail, Caesar! Is Silly, Epic, and One of Their Very Best
spoils Hail, Caesar by David Ehrlich on Slate Magazine published 02/03/2016
Now Streaming on Netflix: A Fantastic Political Thriller on Climate Change
spoils Occupied by Sharon E. Burke on Slate Magazine tagged season 1: episode 1 published 02/02/2016
The X-Files Reboot Is Uneven, Unnecessary—and Promising
spoils The X-Files by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 01/22/2016
The Only Thing in the New Star Wars That Doesn’t Feel Like Star Wars
spoils Star Wars by Forrest Wickman on Slate Magazine published 12/21/2015
What It’s Like to Watch The Force Awakens if You’ve Never Seen Another Star Wars
spoils Star Wars by Katy Waldman on Slate Magazine published 12/21/2015
Concussion Gets Basic Facts Wrong and Feeds Myths About the NFL and Head Trauma
spoils Concussion by Daniel Engber on Slate Magazine published 12/21/2015
The Force Awakens Reinvigorates Star Wars for the 21st Century
spoils Star Wars: The Force Awakens by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 12/16/2015
Fatal Visions: Fassbender, Welles, Mifune, and All the Great Film Macbeths
spoils Macbeth by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 12/04/2015
The Man in the High Castle Is the Second Best Show Amazon Has Ever Made
spoils The Man in the High Castle by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 11/17/2015
Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead Franchise Is a Perfect Fit for TV
spoils Evil Dead by Laura Bradley on Slate Magazine published 10/29/2015
Wicked City Is the True Detective of Network TV
spoils Wicked City by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine published 10/27/2015
The Movie Adaptation of Room Will Take You Places Your Mind May Not Want to Go
spoils Room by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 10/14/2015
Inside Steve Jobs’ Reality Distortion Field With Aaron Sorkin
spoils Steve Jobs by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 10/09/2015
Steve Jobs, the Movie, Gets One Crucial Thing Wrong About Steve Jobs
spoils Steve Jobs by Will Oremus on Slate Magazine published 10/08/2015
The Elegant Bigotry of Michel Houellebecq’s Submission
spoils Submission by Michel Houellebecq by Lydia Kiesling on Slate Magazine published 10/06/2015
The New Trailer for Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger’s HBO Show Vinyl Is Very Rock ‘n’ Roll
spoils Vinyl by Claire Landsbaum on Slate Magazine published 10/05/2015
An Enthralling Debut Novel Set in a Future California Turned to Desert
spoils Gold Fame Citrus by Claire Vaye Watkins by Lauren O'Neal on Slate Magazine published 10/05/2015
In the Bloody Trailer for Triple 9, Woody Harrelson Is a Disillusioned Cop Again
spoils Triple 9 by Laura Bradley on Slate Magazine published 10/05/2015
Emily Blunt Stars in a Gruesome and Haunting Action Movie About the Drug War
spoils Sicario by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 09/17/2015
How Show Me a Hero Was the Anti-True Detective
spoils Show Me a Hero and True Detective by Jacob Brogan on Slate Magazine tagged season 2 published 08/31/2015
Spoiler Special: True Detective Season 2
spoils True Detective by Willa Paskin on Slate Magazine tagged season 2 published 08/11/2015
Spoiler Special: Trainwreck
spoils Trainwreck by Anne Helen Petersen and Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 07/17/2015
Pixar’s Astonishing Inside Out Will Change the Way You Think About Your Feelings
spoils Inside Out by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 06/18/2015
Jurassic World May Be Stupid, but Its Dino-on-Human Action Is Extra Crunchy
spoils Jurassic World by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 06/12/2015
Tomorrowland Reveals Brad Bird Is Not Superhuman
spoils Tomorrowland by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 05/21/2015
The Insane, Ornate Doom Buggies of Mad Max: Fury Road
spoils Mad Max: Fury Road by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 05/12/2015
Dave Eggers Has Zero Interest in the Tech World. So Why Did He Write a Whole Novel About It?
spoils The Circle by Dave Eggers by Jessica Winter on Slate Magazine published 10/03/2013
Spoiler Special: Pacific Rim
spoils Pacific Rim by Dana Stevens on Slate Magazine published 07/12/2013