Reel Reviews | Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die
Sam Rockwell leads a desperate band of strangers against a rogue artificial intelligence in Gore Verbinski’s unruly time-travel comedy, a messy, biting satire that refuses to play it safe.
Sam Rockwell leads a desperate band of strangers against a rogue artificial intelligence in Gore Verbinski’s unruly time-travel comedy, a messy, biting satire that refuses to play it safe.
When her daughter chooses life with her absent father, one mother must rebuild herself from the inside out in Abril, a heartfelt indie drama filled with grace, ache, and hard-earned hope.
A trafficking sting explodes in Texas while a vigilante crusade grows deadlier in Mexico, and as Cross inches closer to the truth, one reckless night threatens to unravel everything.
A home invasion hits too close to home while Cross and Craig chase a ruthless vigilante pair across state lines in “Scatter,” a tense, explosive hour that makes the case painfully personal.
A small city goat with big dreams joins the Vineland Thorns and proves that size doesn’t matter in the animated sports adventure Goat.
The passengers revolt. The bombs arm. And Sam’s most devastating secret finally surfaces. Episode 5 of Hijack turns a stalled train into a battlefield in “Outage.”
A globe-spanning revenge spree dismantles a trafficking ring one body at a time while Alex Cross is pulled into a dangerous new federal partnership that threatens both his badge and his fragile home life.
A baby on the way. A father back in town. And Paul facing the reality that time is not on his side.