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Ben Travers
Ben Travers
Critic & Deputy Editor, TV at
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indiewire.com
‘The American Revolution’ Review: In Divided Times, Ken Burns Trumpets a Unifying Dictum: No Kings
Much has changed in 250 years, but Ken Burns' encyclopedic study of 'The American Revolution' finds a rallying cry in rejecting despots —then and now.
19 days ago
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In a trashy-fun whodunit that overstays its welcome, a young boy is taken and his family members become the prime suspects.
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‘DMV’ Review: Tim Meadows Brightens Up a CBS Sitcom That Needs to B...
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about 2 months ago
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‘The Chair Company’ Review: Tim Robinson’s Superb HBO Series Digs a...
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‘Boots’ Review: Norman Lear’s Netflix Series About a Gay Marine Put...
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about 2 months ago
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Netflix's 'Monster' again attempts to humanize a serial killer — Charlie Hunnam as Ed Gein — while blaming viewers for its own nauseating choices.
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The Martin Scorsese documentary series deftly mines his angels and demons in interviews with Leonardo DiCaprio, Daniel Day-Lewis, and the man himself.
2 months ago
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‘Black Rabbit’ Review: Jason Bateman and Jude Law Shoulder an Unbea...
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3 months ago
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‘Gen V’ Review: Season 2 Earnestly Wrestles with Real Grief Without...
Dedicated to Chance Perdomo, 'Gen V' Season 2 wrestles with loss in a sturdy, still-funny story about finding inner strength in a world gone mad.
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