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‘The Sandman’ Returns for a Second Season of Hallucinatory Suspense Spanning Centuries 

Author Neil Gaiman may be cancelled but the Netflix adaptation of his most famous graphic novel work is not. Even as the material in season two of “The Sandman” sticks close to…

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‘The Bear’: Jeremy Allen White Drives Season 4 With Renewed Underdog Intensity 

The fourth season of “The Bear” opens with a stinging development that will ring sweet for critics. A scathing review becomes the true moment of crisis for the show’s hero. In a…

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‘The Waterfront’ Could Be a Gripping Crime Story If It Dumped the Soapy Family Drama

There is something fishy going on in Havenport, NC. Sheriff Clyde Porter (Michael Gaston) isn’t paying much attention, and an abandoned beached vessel is not declared by the owner of the largest family-owned…

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‘Sirens’: Julianne Moore Leads a Cult of Wellness With Dark Charisma in a Getaway of Privileged Dysfunction

Another week, another series about the rich bottled up with their own internal problems. Netflix’s “Sirens” is the latest variation of a repeat format in the world of television shows. Call it…

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‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ Season 2: Nicole Kidman Is the Only Allure in This Empty Retreat of Wounded Elites

Even if the source material of a hit series runs out, you must still have a sequel. Such are the rules in streaming and so we are getting a second season of Hulu’s…

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Tina Fey’s ‘The Four Seasons’ Laughs at Midlife Crises With Melancholy Heart 

Netflix’s “The Four Seasons” once again explores that dread of the midlife crisis through the gaze of privileged Americans. Age is the great enemy in a society that worships mobility and affluence.

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‘Black Mirror’ Recovers Its Dark Stride With Compulsively Watchable Seventh Season of Tech Nightmares

Charlie Brooker’s “Black Mirror” has never really been about our current fears regarding the machines taking over. The true effect of this series is in the realization that new technologies won’t change…

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‘Dying for Sex’: A Superb Michelle Williams Seeks Sexual Liberation With Emotionally Stirring Gusto

By now it would seem that sex has been explored from every possible angle in media. Then a show comes along like FX’s “Dying for Sex” that feels new by looking at…

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