Voices
John Anderson is a television critic for The Wall Street Journal and a contributor to The New York Times.
Arts & CultureTelevision
The six-part part series, which will play Sunday nights starting March 11, is subdivided into some novel plots of papal territory.
Arts & CultureFilm
High-stakes politics, small-minded men: It’s a sweet spot for filmmaker Armando Iannucci.
Arts & CultureFilm
To see P. T. Anderson's new film as merely beautiful is simply not to see it.
Arts & CultureFilm
Nine films that raised our faith in humanity because, after all, humans made these movies.
Arts & CultureFilm
Five movies to watch this holiday season: some familiar, some unexpected.
Arts & CultureFilm
Perhaps Trump-style class resentments and the disregarding of women’s stories are simply constants in American life.
Arts & CultureFilm
“Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” contains enough guilt to keep the town's confessionals busy for months.
Arts & CultureFilm
Lady Bird, with her magenta hair and acne, is an original; Greta Gerwig, appropriately, takes chances.
Arts & CultureFilm
Set in the early ’60s, “Novitiate” is yet another tale of the trauma suffered by the religious and their orders in the wake of the Second Vatican Council.
Arts & CultureFilm
He might get a shotgun escort when he leaves town, but Thurgood Marshall is the Lone Ranger of civil rights.