Reel Reviews | Being Eddie
Eddie Murphy changed comedy, film, and the cultural imagination. Being Eddie celebrates the legend but avoids the truth.
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Reel Reviews | Playdate
Kevin James and Alan Ritchson team up for Playdate, a chaotic suburban comedy that never quite sticks the landing.
Reel Reviews | Jay Kelly
George Clooney delivers one of his most self-aware performances in Jay Kelly, a reflective but uneven Hollywood elegy from Noah Baumbach and Emily Mortimer.
Reel Reviews | No You See Me: Now You Don’t
The Four Horsemen may be older and a little wiser, but their greatest illusion might be convincing us the ride isn’t over yet.
Reel Reviews | Nuremberg
James Vanderbilt’s Nuremberg is a tense and absorbing historical drama that explores the moral and psychological aftermath of World War II.
Reel Reviews | Christy
Sydney Sweeney transforms in Christy, a raw and unflinching look at the rise, fall, and resilience of boxing’s first female superstar. From the ring’s glory to the shadows of abuse, David Michôd’s drama pulls no punches.
Reel Reviews | Sarah’s Oil
Sarah’s Oil tells the remarkable true story of Sarah Rector, the eleven-year-old Black girl who defied the odds, struck oil, and became America’s youngest Black millionaire.
Reel Reviews | All the Empty Rooms
In All the Empty Rooms, veteran CBS News correspondent Steve Hartman takes a heartbreaking yet profoundly human journey through the preserved bedrooms of children lost to school shootings.