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Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon in The Morning Show

The Return Of ‘The Morning Show’ Non-Spoiler Review – Season 2 Premiere: “My Least Favorite Year”

September 19, 2021September 19, 2021 - by Claudia Caceres

“Although it is a soft start, ‘The Morning Show’ Season 2’s drama is just beginning to boil.” Our non-spoiler review on the premiere episode!

Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac in Scenes from a Marriage

Drama / Reviews / TCS

‘Scenes From A Marriage’ Episode 1 Spoiler Review – “Scene 1: Innocence And Panic”

September 14, 2021September 19, 2021 - by John Daniel Tangalin

“Marriage emanates from the hardships and transactions between solely two parties.” Our spoiler review on ‘Scenes From A Marriage’ Scene 1!

Adventure / Animated / Comedy / Reviews / Science Fiction / TCS

‘Rick And Morty’ Season 5 Finale Spoiler Review – “Forgetting Sarick Mortshall” And “Rickmurai Jack”

September 11, 2021September 11, 2021 - by John Daniel Tangalin

The ‘Rick And Morty’ Season 5 finale “shows it has the juice, but how long will it be until its substance expires?” Our spoiler review!

Adaptation / Musical / Reviews / TCS

From a Come From Away to a Newly Pledged Newfoundlander! ‘Come From Away’ Spoiler-Free Review

September 10, 2021September 10, 2021 - by Claudia Caceres

“[The film’s] balanced storytelling allows the audience to enjoy … a musical experience.” Our non-spoiler review on ‘Come From Away’!

Film Festival / Horror / Reviews / TCS / Thriller

‘Last Night In Soho’ Review – A Compelling Genre Flick With Masterful Balance

September 6, 2021September 6, 2021 - by Yasmine Kandil

“‘Last Night In Soho’ is perhaps the most gorgeously crafted and genre focused feature Edgar Wright has made to date.” Read the full review from TCS Guest Author Yasmine Kandil (@byebyebucky) here:

Kristen Stweart as Princess Diana in 'Spencer'

Biography / Drama / Film Festival / Reviews / TCS

‘Spencer’ Review – A Masterfully Bittersweet Ode to Princess Diana

September 6, 2021September 7, 2021 - by Ben Rolph

“‘Spencer’ manages to be both unnervingly melancholic and joyful, especially as Pablo Larraín deftly ends off this nightmare-induced fable.” Read TCS Guest Author Ben Rolph’s (@TheDCTVshow) full review here: