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The Beauty and Sadness of 'Isle of Dogs'
spoils Isle of Dogs by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 03/23/2018
'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
'Wild Wild Country': The Jaw-Dropping Story of the Cult Next Door
spoils Wild Wild Country by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 03/18/2018
'A Wrinkle in Time': See It With a Kid, or as a Kid
spoils A Wrinkle in Time by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 03/08/2018
'Annihilation' Is a Beautiful Heap of Nonsense
spoils Annihilation by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 02/22/2018
The Tragedy of Erik Killmonger
spoils Black Panther by Adam Serwer on The Atlantic published 02/21/2018
'Altered Carbon' Is a Moody, Violent Spectacle
spoils Altered Carbon by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 02/02/2018
Why 'Annihilation' Won't Be Released in Theaters Around the World Anymore
spoils Annihilation by David Sims on The Atlantic published 01/30/2018
What Was HBO's 'Mosaic' Trying to Do?
spoils Mosaic by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 01/26/2018
'The Alienist' Is the Grisliest Period Drama Yet
spoils The Alienist by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 1: episode 1 published 01/22/2018
'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
'The Post' Is Well-Crafted but Utterly Conventional
spoils The Post by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 12/21/2017
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
'The Last Jedi' May Be the Best 'Star Wars' Movie Since 'The Empire Strikes Back'
spoils Star Wars and The Last Jedi by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 12/14/2017
Revisiting the Horrors of a Broken Kitchen Sink in 'mother!'
spoils Mother! by David Sims on The Atlantic published 12/14/2017
'The Crown' Might Be Netflix's Best Superhero Show
spoils The Crown by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 2: episode 1 published 12/07/2017
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
What 'Godless' Says About America
spoils Godless by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 11/20/2017
'Darkest Hour' Is a Thunderous Churchill Biopic
spoils Darkest Hour by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/20/2017
'Coco' Is Among Pixar's Best Movies in Years
spoils Coco by Christopher Orr 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
'Alias Grace' Is Must-Watch TV for the Post-Weinstein Moment
spoils Alias Grace by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 11/11/2017
'Lady Bird' Is a Sensational Paean to Teenage Life
spoils Lady Bird by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/02/2017
'The Girlfriend Experience': Love in a Cold Climate
spoils The Girlfriend Experience by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 11/02/2017
The Chilly Desire of 'The Girlfriend Experience'
spoils The Girlfriend Experience by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 1, season 2 published 11/02/2017
'Last Flag Flying' Is Too Muted to Be Memorable
spoils Last Flag Flying by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/02/2017
The Real Monster In 'Stranger Things 2'
spoils Stranger Things 2 by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 2: episode 3 published 10/30/2017
'Suburbicon' Is a Rare and Mesmerizing Trainwreck
spoils Suburbicon by David Sims on The Atlantic published 10/27/2017
'Stranger Things' Is Getting a Sequel, Not a New Season
spoils Stranger Things by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 2 published 10/26/2017
'Wonderstruck' Chooses a Messy Mystery Over Magic
spoils Wonderstruck by David Sims on The Atlantic published 10/19/2017
The Slow Melting of 'The Snowman'
spoils The Snowman by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 10/19/2017
'Blade Runner 2049' Is a Worthy Heir to a Classic
spoils Blade Runner 2049 by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 10/16/2017
'American Made' Is a Super Cynical Crime Caper
spoils American Made by David Sims on The Atlantic published 09/26/2017
'Kingsman: The Golden Circle' Is More Farce Than Satire
spoils Kingsman: The Golden Circle by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 09/22/2017
How 'Logan Lucky' Can Bring Back the Mid-Budget Movie
spoils Logan Lucky by David Sims on The Atlantic published 07/25/2017
In the End, We Got the 'Baywatch' We Deserved
spoils Baywatch by Megan Garber on The Atlantic published 05/24/2017
'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
'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
'Get Me Roger Stone' Profiles the Man Who Created President Trump
spoils Get Me Roger Stone by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 05/16/2017
The Greatest Strength of 'Master of None' Is Its Curiosity
spoils Master of None by Lenika Cruz on The Atlantic tagged season 2 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
'Hostage' Shows What It's Like to Be Held Captive
spoils Hostage by Anna Diamond on The Atlantic published 05/16/2017
Discussing 'The Leftovers': Among the Sea Lions
spoils The Leftovers by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 3: episode 5 published 05/16/2017
Discussing 'The Leftovers': Crazy Whitefella Thinking
spoils The Leftovers by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 2: episode 3 published 05/01/2017
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
'Better Call Saul' Season 3 Finds Drama in the Details
spoils Better Call Saul by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 3 published 04/10/2017
Daniel Clowes on Creating 'Wilson' and Translating Him to Screen
spoils Wilson by David Sims on The Atlantic published 03/21/2017
The Meaning of Eyes and Cameras in 'Get Out'
spoils Get Out by Lenika Cruz on The Atlantic published 03/04/2017
'Get Out' Is a Funny and Brilliantly Subversive Horror Film
spoils Get Out by David Sims on The Atlantic published 02/23/2017
The Wistful, Sharp Return of 'Girls'
spoils Girls by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 02/10/2017
'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
Zombies and Marital Strife: The 'Santa Clarita Diet'
spoils Santa Clarita Diet by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 01/30/2017
A Marriage Crumbles in the Gripping Iranian Drama 'The Salesman'
spoils The Salesman by David Sims on The Atlantic published 01/27/2017
Unraveling the Humor of 'The Young Pope'
spoils The Young Pope by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic published 01/25/2017
The Elegant Simplicity of 'The Red Turtle'
spoils The Red Turtle by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 01/25/2017
‘Beware the Slenderman’ Is a True-Life Horror Story for Parents
spoils Beware the Slenderman by Lenika Cruz on The Atlantic tagged season 1 published 01/24/2017
Deciphering the Bizarre Twist Ending of 'Split'
spoils Split by David Sims on The Atlantic published 01/24/2017
M. Night Shyamalan's 'Split' Finds the Director Returning to Form
spoils Split by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 01/20/2017
The Otherworldly Genius of 'The Good Place'
spoils The Good Place by Lenika Cruz on The Atlantic tagged season 1: episode 1 published 01/20/2017
'The Founder' Is the Fast Food of Biopics
spoils The Founder by David Sims on The Atlantic published 01/19/2017
How 'Sherlock' Turned Into a Superhero
spoils Sherlock by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 3, season 4 published 01/18/2017
The Dark Science and Folklore That Went Into 'The OA'
spoils The OA by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic published 01/17/2017
'Live by Night' Is Too Epic for Its Own Good
spoils Live by Night by David Sims on The Atlantic published 01/13/2017
About That 'Young Pope'
spoils Young Pope by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 01/13/2017
FX's 'Taboo' Stars Tom Hardy as a Ferocious 19th-Century Killer With Secret Pain
spoils Taboo by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 01/11/2017
'Sherlock' Has a New Mystery Antagonist: Eurus
spoils Sherlock by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 1 published 01/09/2017
'Paterson' Is a Quiet, Considered Masterpiece
spoils Paterson by David Sims on The Atlantic published 01/07/2017
'American Gods' Is a Gorgeous Mess
spoils American Gods by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 2: episode 1 published 01/04/2017
What Is 'The OA' Actually About?
spoils The OA by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 2: episode 1 published 12/20/2016
'Rogue One' and the Challenge of the New(ish)
spoils Rogue One by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 12/13/2016
When 'A Monster Calls,' Just Ignore It
spoils A Monster Calls by David Sims on The Atlantic published 12/13/2016
Netflix's 'The OA' Is Thoroughly Weird and Totally Absorbing
spoils The OA by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 12/13/2016
The Ugly, Cynical Manipulations of 'Collateral Beauty'
spoils Collateral Beauty by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 12/13/2016
In 'Miss Sloane,' Washington Is Rotten to Its Core
spoils Miss Sloane by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 12/09/2016
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
'Moana' Is a Big, Beautiful Disney Smash
spoils Moana by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 11/23/2016
'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
'Nocturnal Animals' Is Art Without the Heart
spoils Nocturnal Animals by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 11/19/2016
Selfishness Is Complicated in 'You're the Worst'
spoils You're the Worst by Lenika Cruz on The Atlantic tagged season 3 published 11/18/2016
'Arrival' Is a Timely Film About Aliens and Empathy
spoils Arrival by David Sims on The Atlantic published 11/15/2016
'Rectify' Is the Best Show That Explores Sexual Assault
spoils Rectify by Laura Bogart on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 2 published 11/11/2016
'Arrival' Is One of the Best Films of the Year
spoils Arrival by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 11/11/2016
There's Little Magic to Be Found in 'Dr. Strange'
spoils Dr. Strange by Christopher Orr 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
'Loving' and the Ordinary Love That Made History
spoils Loving by David Sims on The Atlantic 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
The Magic of 'Atlanta' Is in the Details
spoils Atlanta by Vann R. Newkirk II on The Atlantic published 11/02/2016
The Twist of the 'Atlanta' Finale: It Must Be the Money
spoils Atlanta by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 1: episode 1 published 11/02/2016
'Inferno': At Least Florence Looks Nice
spoils Inferno by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 10/27/2016
'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: 'Men Against Fire' Tackles High-Tech Warfare
spoils Black Mirror by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 3: episode 5 published 10/22/2016
'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
'Black Mirror' Is Back: 'Shut Up and Dance' Is a Horrifying Thriller
spoils Black Mirror and Shut Up and Dance by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 3: episode 3 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
'The Handmaiden' Is a True Cinematic Masterpiece
spoils The Handmaiden by David Sims on The Atlantic 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
'Black Mirror' Is Back: 'Nosedive' Is a Sharp Satire About Social Media
spoils Black Mirror and Nosedive by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 3: episode 1 published 10/20/2016
The Historical Fiction of 'The Birth of a Nation'
spoils The Birth of a Nation by Vann R. Newkirk II on The Atlantic published 10/19/2016
Is 'Mascots' Too Mean?
spoils Mascots by Megan Garber on The Atlantic published 10/14/2016
'Certain Women' Tells Three Powerful, Feminist Stories
spoils Certain Women by David Sims on The Atlantic published 10/14/2016
'The Accountant' Is a Moral and Narrative Trainwreck
spoils The Accountant by Christopher Orr 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
'The Girl on the Train' Is a Hokey Mess
spoils The Girl on the Train by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 10/05/2016
How 'Important' Is 'The Birth of a Nation' Really?
spoils The Birth of a Nation by Gillian B. White on The Atlantic published 10/05/2016
'Amanda Knox' and the 21st-Century Witch Hunt
spoils Amanda Knox by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 09/30/2016
'Deepwater Horizon' Stays Too Close to the Surface
spoils Deepwater Horizon by David Sims on The Atlantic published 09/30/2016
Luke Cage, a Hero for His Time
spoils Luke Cage by Charles Moss on The Atlantic tagged season 1 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
'Queen of Katwe' Is the Best Kind of Feel-Good Story
spoils Queen of Katwe by Lenika Cruz on The Atlantic published 09/27/2016
'Bridget Jones’s Baby' Is a New Kind of Momcom
spoils Bridget Jones's Baby by Moira Weigel on The Atlantic published 09/24/2016
'Goat' Captures the Dark Psychology of Frat Bros
spoils Goat by Jake Kring-Schreifels on The Atlantic published 09/24/2016
'The Magnificent Seven' Is Anything But
spoils The Magnificent Seven by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 09/23/2016
'This Is Us' Is Must-Weep Television
spoils This Is Us by Megan Garber on The Atlantic published 09/20/2016
'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
'Blair Witch' Gets Lost in the Woods (Again)
spoils Blair Witch by Christopher Orr 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
'American Horror Story' Finally Realizes Simplicity Can Be Scary
spoils American Horror Story by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 6 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
The Silliness of 'Sully'
spoils Sully by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 09/09/2016
'Stranger Things' Is Getting a Sequel, Not a New Season
spoils Stranger Things by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 2 published 08/31/2016
The Symbolic Power of Eyes in 'The Night Of'
spoils The Night Of by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic published 08/30/2016
'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
'Kubo and the Two Strings' Is a Gorgeous Stop-Motion Adventure
spoils Kubo and the Two Strings by Lenika Cruz on The Atlantic published 08/19/2016
HBO's 'The Night Of' Has Timely Insights About Islamophobia
spoils The Night Of by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic published 08/17/2016
One Video Game, 18 Quintillion Planets to Explore
spoils No Man's Sky by David Sims on The Atlantic published 08/11/2016
The Cultural Allure of Bank Robbers
spoils Hell or High Water by Vann R. Newkirk II on The Atlantic published 08/11/2016
'Hell or High Water' Offers an Iconic Vision of the Modern West
spoils Hell or High Water by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 08/11/2016
'Suicide Squad' Is the Worst of the Worst
spoils Suicide Squad by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 08/05/2016
'Jason Bourne': Been There, Remembered That
spoils Jason Bourne by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 07/29/2016
Where 'Stranger Things' Loses Its Magic
spoils Stranger Things by Lenika Cruz on The Atlantic tagged season 1 published 07/26/2016
'Star Trek Beyond' Is the Blockbuster America Needs Right Now
spoils Star Trek Beyond by David Sims on The Atlantic published 07/22/2016
HBO's 'The Night Of' Reinvigorates the Murder Mystery—Brilliantly
spoils The Night Of by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic published 07/08/2016
With 'Independence Day: Resurgence' Blockbusters Reach Their Excruciating Nadir
spoils Independence Day: Resurgence by David Sims on The Atlantic published 06/24/2016
'The Shallows' Is Torture Porn, With a Shark
spoils The Shallows by Megan Garber on The Atlantic published 06/24/2016
'The Animals': The Most Heartbreaking Episode of 'Orange Is the New Black' to Date
spoils Orange Is the New Black by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 12 published 06/21/2016
The Brilliance of the Season-Ending Cliffhanger on 'Orange Is the New Black'
spoils Orange Is the New Black by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 13 published 06/21/2016
'Orange Is the New Black,' Season 4: 'People Persons'
spoils Orange Is the New Black by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 11 published 06/21/2016
'Orange Is the New Black,' Season 4: 'Turn Table Turn'
spoils Orange Is the New Black by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 9 published 06/20/2016
'Orange Is the New Black,' Season 4: 'Bunny, Skull, Bunny, Skull'
spoils Orange Is the New Black by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 10 published 06/20/2016
'Orange Is the New Black', Episode 7: 'It Sounded Nicer in My Head'
spoils Orange Is the New Black by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 7 published 06/19/2016
'Orange Is the New Black,' Episode 8: 'Friends in Low Places'
spoils Orange Is the New Black by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 8 published 06/19/2016
'Orange Is the New Black', Episode 6: 'Piece of Sh*t'
spoils Orange Is the New Black by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 6 published 06/18/2016
'Orange Is the New Black,' Episode 5: ‘We’ll Always Have Baltimore’
spoils Orange Is the New Black by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 5 published 06/18/2016
'Orange Is the New Black,' Episode 4: 'Doctor Psycho'
spoils Orange Is the New Black by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 4 published 06/18/2016
'Finding Dory' Is a Sweet-Hearted Sequel
spoils Finding Dory by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 06/17/2016
'Orange Is the New Black,' Episode Three: '(Don't) Say Anything'
spoils Orange Is the New Black by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 3 published 06/17/2016
'Orange Is the New Black,' Episode Two: 'Power Suit'
spoils Orange Is the New Black by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 2 published 06/17/2016
'Orange Is the New Black': Episode One, 'Work That Body For Me'
spoils Orange Is the New Black by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 1 published 06/17/2016
'Weiner': The Story of a Marriage
spoils Weiner by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 05/27/2016
'The Lobster': A Dystopian Tour de Force
spoils The Lobster by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 05/13/2016
'A Bigger Splash': Love and Drama in the Mediterranean
spoils A Bigger Splash by David Sims on The Atlantic published 05/06/2016
'Incorporated' Is a Timely Drama About Corporations Gone Wild
spoils Incorporated by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 04/25/2016
'The Fall' Comes to a Maddening End
spoils The Fall by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 3: episode 2 published 04/25/2016
It's Okay to Admit 'Better Call Saul' Season 2 Was Boring
spoils Better Call Saul by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 2 published 04/19/2016
Appreciating the Brilliant Bedroom Fight That Opens 'Catastrophe' Season 2
spoils Catastrophe by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 2 published 04/12/2016
'Catastrophe': The Realest Rom-Com
spoils Catastrophe by Megan Garber on The Atlantic tagged season 1, season 2 published 04/08/2016
'The Invitation': A Dinner Party of Nightmares
spoils The Invitation by David Sims on The Atlantic published 04/08/2016
F-Bomination: 'The Boss' Finds the Limits of Shock Comedy
spoils The Boss by Megan Garber on The Atlantic published 04/07/2016
Birth of the Uncool: Why 'Miles Ahead' Succeeds
spoils Miles Ahead by David A. Graham on The Atlantic published 03/31/2016
'Batman v Superman': Dawn of Rubbish
spoils Batman v Superman by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 03/24/2016
'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
'House of Cards' Season 4, Episode 13: The Live-Binge Review
spoils House of Cards by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 13 published 03/07/2016
'House of Cards' Season 4, Episode 12: The Live-Binge Review
spoils House of Cards by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 12 published 03/06/2016
'House of Cards' Season 4, Episode 11: The Live-Binge Review
spoils House of Cards by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 11 published 03/06/2016
'House of Cards' Season 4, Episode 9: The Live-Binge Review
spoils House of Cards by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 9 published 03/05/2016
'House of Cards' Season 4, Episode 8: The Live-Binge Review
spoils House of Cards by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 8 published 03/05/2016
'House of Cards' Season 4, Episode 10: The Live-Binge Review
spoils House of Cards by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 10 published 03/05/2016
'House of Cards' Season 4, Episode 6: The Live-Binge Review
spoils House of Cards by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 6 published 03/04/2016
'House of Cards' Season 4, Episode 7: Meet the Conways
spoils House of Cards by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 7 published 03/04/2016
'House of Cards' Season 4, Episode 5: The Live-Binge Review
spoils House of Cards by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 5 published 03/04/2016
'House of Cards' Season 4, Episode 4: The Live-Binge Review
spoils House of Cards by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 4 published 03/04/2016
'House of Cards' Season 4, Episode 3: The Live-Binge Review
spoils House of Cards by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 3 published 03/04/2016
'House of Cards' Season 4, Episode 2: The Live-Binge Review
spoils House of Cards by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 2 published 03/04/2016
'House of Cards' Season 4, Episode 1: The Live-Binge Review
spoils House of Cards by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 4: episode 1 published 03/04/2016
Disney's 'Zootopia' Is a Giddy Delight
spoils Zootopia by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 03/04/2016
'Whiskey Tango Foxtrot': A Charming Comedy About ... a Terrible War
spoils Whiskey Tango Foxtrot by Megan Garber on The Atlantic published 03/04/2016
'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
'Love' and the Evolution of Judd Apatow's 'Nice Guys'
spoils Love by Adrienne LaFrance on The Atlantic tagged season 1 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 X-Files': Do We Still Want to Believe?
spoils The X-Files by Sophie Gilbert, Megan Garber, David Sims, on The Atlantic tagged season 1: episode 1 published 02/23/2016
'Race': The Jesse Owens Biopic Is Inspiring but Muddled
spoils Race by David Sims on The Atlantic published 02/19/2016
'The Witch' is the Horror Film of the Year
spoils The Witch 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
'Better Call Saul' Season Two Hints at High Drama
spoils Better Call Saul by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 2 published 02/15/2016
'Deadpool': The Superhero Movie as Bromedy
spoils Deadpool by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 02/12/2016
HBO's 'Vinyl' Is Like Forrest Gump, but for Classic Rock
spoils Vinyl by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic published 02/12/2016
'Hail, Caesar!' Is a Glorious Confection of Old Hollywood
spoils Hail, Caesar by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 02/05/2016
How 'Son of Saul' Captures the Reality of the Holocaust
spoils Son of Saul by Lisa Klug on The Atlantic published 01/22/2016
'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
The BBC's 'London Spy' Is the Great Gay Espionage Show ... Almost
spoils London Spy by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic published 01/21/2016
'Son of Saul' and the Intimate Mechanisms of Genocide
spoils Son of Saul by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 01/17/2016
'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
'Making a Murderer': A Gripping True-Crime Tale That Feels Like Fiction
spoils Making a Murderer by Lenika Cruz on The Atlantic tagged season 1 published 12/18/2015
The Terrific Second Season of 'Fargo': Aliens, Bloodshed, and ... Hope?
spoils Fargo by Lenika Cruz on The Atlantic tagged season 2 published 12/15/2015
'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
'Spectre': Bond Doesn't Need an Origin Story
spoils Spectre by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 11/06/2015
'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
'The Walking Dead': Uncaged
spoils The Walking Dead by Lenika Cruz on The Atlantic tagged season 6: episode 2 published 11/01/2015
'The Leftovers': What Happened to You?
spoils The Leftovers by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 2: episode 204 published 11/01/2015
In 'Supergirl,' a Maligned Heroine Leans In
spoils Supergirl by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 13 published 10/26/2015
'The Leftovers': Wherever You Go, There You Are
spoils The Leftovers by Spencer Kornhaber on The Atlantic tagged season 1, season 2 published 10/25/2015
'The Walking Dead': No Exit
spoils The Walking Dead by David Sims on The Atlantic tagged season 6: episode 1 published 10/25/2015
'Room': A Film of Almost Unbearable Beauty
spoils Room by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 10/24/2015
'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
'Truth': A Terrible, Terrible Movie About Journalism
spoils Truth by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 10/23/2015
In 'Steve Jobs', a Fascinating Subject Remains Elusive
spoils Steve Jobs by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 10/16/2015
'Crimson Peak' Proves Gothic Romance Can Be Bloody Entertaining
spoils Crimson Peak by David Sims on The Atlantic published 10/16/2015
Marlon James's 'A Brief History of Seven Killings' Wins the 2015 Man Booker Prize
spoils A Brief History of Seven Killings by Marlon James by Ann Hulbert on The Atlantic published 10/13/2015
On 'Saturday Night Live,' Amy Schumer Mocks the Ubiquity of Guns in American Lives
spoils Saturday Night Live by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 10/11/2015
'The Walking Dead' Roundtable: Still Staying Alive in Season Six
spoils The Walking Dead by Lenika Cruz on The Atlantic tagged season 6: episode 1 published 10/11/2015
The Timely Anxiety of Linda Gregerson's 'Prodigal'
spoils Prodigal by Linda Gregerson by Garth Greenwell on The Atlantic published 10/11/2015
'The Leftovers' Roundtable: Nobody's OK
spoils The Leftovers by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 2: episode 2 published 10/11/2015
The Screwy Genius of 'Fargo,' Season Two
spoils Fargo by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic tagged season 2 published 10/09/2015
'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
'Sleeping With Other People': When Rom-Coms Rebel
spoils Sleeping With Other People by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic published 09/18/2015
'The Mindy Project' Returns: What If Mindy Had Married Someone Else?
spoils The Mindy Project by Megan Garber on The Atlantic published 09/15/2015
‘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
'The Tribe': The Most Heartbreaking Movie of 2015
spoils The Tribe by Olga Khazan on The Atlantic published 08/16/2015
Jonathan Franzen Takes on Feminism
spoils Purity by Jonathan Franzen by Caleb Crain on The Atlantic published 08/08/2015
Some Questions on the Occasion of the Film 'Pixels'
spoils Pixels by Megan Garber on The Atlantic published 07/24/2015
'The Good Place' Is Still TV Heaven
spoils The Good Place by Sophie Gilbert on The Atlantic tagged season 2: episode 2 published 03/16/2015
30 Years of Coens: "The Man Who Wasn’t There"
spoils The Man Who Wasn't There by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 09/18/2014
30 Years of Coens: "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"
spoils O Brother, Where Art Thou by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 09/17/2014
30 Years of Coens: "The Big Lebowski"
spoils The Big Lebowski by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 09/16/2014
30 Years of Coens: "Fargo"
spoils Fargo by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 09/15/2014
"The Hudsucker Proxy": Was the Coen Bros Biggest Flop Really That Bad?
spoils The Hudsucker Proxy by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 09/12/2014
"Barton Fink": Meh or Great? A Debate
spoils Barton Fink by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 09/11/2014
"Miller's Crossing" Is a Perfect Movie, Except for These 3 Flaws
spoils Miller's Crossing by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 09/10/2014
30 Years of the Coens: "Raising Arizona"
spoils Raising Arizona by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 09/09/2014
30 Years of Coens: Blood Simple
spoils Blood Simple by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 09/08/2014
Lucy: The Dumbest Movie Ever Made About Brain Capacity
spoils Lucy by Christopher Orr on The Atlantic published 07/25/2014
'Toni Erdmann' Is a Comedy Experience Unlike Any Other
spoils Toni Erdmann by David Sims on The Atlantic published 04/16/1963