Coco & Dalts

Netflix's adaptation of the Man Booker Prize-winning The White Tiger, starring Adarsh Gourav and Priyanka Chopra Jonas, sharply examines class, culture and family dynamics in India.

Spycraft, an eight-part Netflix docuseries about the amazing technology and nefarious practices of espionage, should be gripping. But it isn't.

Netflix sci-fi action thriller Outside the Wire, starring Anthony Mackie, has a high body count, a confusing plot and a nonsensical ending. Other than that, it was good.

Using interviews with dealers, addicts and cops, Netflix's Crack: Cocaine, Corruption & Conspiracy examines the causes and tragic fallout from the 1980s drug epidemic.

Netflix's latest international crime drama Lupin slickly focuses on a gentleman thief and master of disguise bent on revenge. 

Nicolas Cage brings an appropriate level of crazy to Netflix's quick-binge docuseries The History of Swear Words.

The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart on HBO Max is a well-rounded look at the meteoric rise and dramatic fall of one of pop's most influential bands.

We had high expectations for a Wonder Woman double bill on HBOMax, but it instead left us lamenting the loss of five hours of our lives.

If you missed Lovebirds, The Good Detective, Rogue City and Hard Kill when they came out, we can catch you up as we look back on overlooked hits and misses of 2020.

Trying but failing, Pixar's Soul feels like two movies mashed into one for DisneyPlus. And don't get us started on the hallucinogenic afterlife.

Star and director George Clooney (not David Letterman) aims high but crash lands with Netflix's middling The Midnight Sky.

DisneyPlus wrapped up Season 2 of The Mandalorian with scary dark troopers, Baby Yoda's rescue and the return of the Jedi. Plus, we grade the season as a whole.

In the thrilling penultimate Season 2 episode of DisneyPlus' The Mandalorian, Mando and friends crash an Imperial mining colony in their desperate search for Moff Gideon and Baby Yoda.

Starring Riz Ahmed as a drummer who loses his hearing, Amazon's Sound of Metal is the small movie you need to find time to watch.

We really wanted to like Mank, but Netflix's biopic of Citizen Kane screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz feels like it was more showing off than substance.

After a very disappointing start to Season 2, DisneyPlus' The Mandalorian redeems itself with episode 6 by bringing us Boba Fett, dark troopers and a shackled Baby Yoda.

We've got Ahsoka Tano, Baby Yoda's backstory and a martial arts battle featuring Bruce Lee's goddaughter. Finally, the Mandalorian is living up to expectations.

Goldie Hawn sweetens things up with Kurt Russell's Santa, but the Christmas Chronicles 2 is more coal than candy.

In this special marking our 100th episode, we take a look back at the top movies, docs and series we've watched since we started the podcast in January 2018. 

With the fourth episode of the second season, DisneyPlus's The Mandalorian is exciting again with the return of two key characters. But could we please change the plot going forward?

The Netflix docuseries about Sean Ellis, wrongfully convicted of murder in Boston in 1995, is artfully and achingly presented in Trial 4.

Dave Chappelle's sketch comedy show from the early 2000s recently detonated on Netflix in a cloud of f-bombs. But does it hold up? We weigh in. 

We can't believe it took until the third episode of the second season of The Mandalorian for the DisneyPlus series to get Baby Yoda closer to the Jedi.

If the second episode of the second season of DisneyPlus' The Mandalorian is any indication, we're in hyperspace going nowhere fast.

The Netflix romcom Holidate lacks originality, romance and genuine laughs ... or does it?