Movies and TV

Wondering what to watch? Don’t miss our coverage of the latest movies and shows playing in theaters or streaming in your living room, including the latest reviews from noted critic Richard Roeper.

One Apple TV+ film from acclaimed director Morgan Neville covers the comedian’s rise to fame, and the other shows the reflective stage of life he’s in now.
The new weekend event will include three days of screenings and programming featuring titles from the annual Sundance Film Festival in Utah.
The scathing HBO doc focuses on the bravery of the Sandy Hook families defamed by the talk show host and his gullible acolytes.
With his sharp observations, Muslim comedian clearly aspires to find common ground.
FLOW Film Fest on Friday and an Illinois Smallmouth Alliance tying event on Saturday lead Go & Show this week, but there is also the Masters Walleye Circuit tournament at Spring Valley Friday and Saturday.
Catholic symbolism abounds as church leaders take keen interest in the baby a virgin is expecting.
With his unmistakable face and unsettling presence, he often played good old boys with bad intentions.
A Dan + Shay concert, a new take on ‘Peter Pan’ and a stand-up show by Ali Wong are among the entertainment highlights of the week ahead.
Part fight showcase, part generic crime thriller, Prime Video’s remake tosses its plot this way and that.
Sharp one-liners, terrific VFX and callbacks to the 1984 original make bustin’ feel good again.
His vulnerable performance is the best thing about twisty detective story.
On Apple TV+ show, the comic virtuoso leads an upper-crust cast including Allison Janney, Laura Dern, Carol Burnett, Leslie Bibb and Ricky Martin.
Solid docuseries details abuse and upsetting actions the young talents endured while making TV shows for kids.
Regina King delivers a performance worthy of the compassionate lawmaker.
Kristen Stewart plays a townie from a wicked family who falls hard for a visiting drifter.
Annette Bening plays a sophisticated matriarch who couldn’t possibly do all the dumb things we see her do.
Covering two stages of Nicholas Winton’s life, inspirational British biopic also depicts how he smuggled 669 Jewish children out of Prague.