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Ozark concludes with a brilliant, ambitious, and thoroughly fascinating final season that cements it as a modern classic.
Oscar Isaac is hugely impressive in an otherwise dull and unfocused first season that should have been a movie.
Halo has a wealth of lore to explore and an iconic hero in Master Chief. It's a mystery why the series refuses to tap into either one.
The Adam Project is exciting, funny, and ultimately very touching. It's also entirely self-contained, which makes it kind of a rarity of its own.
Beautifully written and eloquently directed, Turning Red is one of the best coming-of-age stories in years. An instant classic.
A perfect marriage of material and filmmaker, The Tragedy of Macbeth makes Shakespeare's iconic play soar once again.
It's got a catchy theme and John Cena is better than ever, but Peacemaker can't decide if it's a parody or a celebration, making it really neither.
Dull, misguided, cynical, and mean. Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a pale imitation of an iconic horror masterpiece.