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Lily James and Andrew Scott star in Emily Mortimer's adaptation of a classic interwar coming-of-age tale
Caroline Siede
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Contributor, The A.V. Club. Caroline Siede is a pop culture critic in Chicago, where the cold never bothers her anyway. She loves sci-fi, Jane Austen, and co-hosting the movie podcast, Role Calling.
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After last week's climactic episode, "Fail Safe" smartly slows down and prioritizes character over plot
The sneakily smart Reese Witherspoon comedy remains a standout celebration of femininity
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Loki closes out its first season by revealing who's behind the curtain
B+
The battle for Superman's soul takes center stage in an emotionally affecting episode
B
Karen Gillan puts her comedic chops to good use in this Netflix actioner
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It's the end of the world as he knows it, and Loki feels fine
The return of "Bennifer" is the perfect excuse to revisit one of the most hated rom-coms of all time
B
It turns out Loki is a love story—baby just say yes
B-
Loki's purple-hued third episode has some intriguing setups, but not enough payoffs
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Lois and Clark's love story takes center stage before Superman & Lois brings things crashing down to Earth
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Comedian Iliza Shlesinger writes and stars in this "mostly true story based on a lie"
The Farrelly brothers hit kicked off the era of gross-out rom-coms
B+
A new face dramatically expands Loki's world as the show lays out its central premise
B
After a slow start to the season, Superman & Lois is burning through plot faster than a speeding bullet
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But it's more than just Arabian Nights with cellphones.
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If "Glorious Purpose" is any indication, this is going to be a hell of a fun ride
B
Superman & Lois is slowly emerging as one of the twistiest, turniest series in The CW superhero canon
The 2004 romantic comedy Saving Face starts with a premise that feels both quietly revolutionary and just a touch…
B
Narratively, “Holding The Wrench” is a John Henry Irons episode. It starts with Irons in military custody,…