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Maya Phillips

Maya Phillips

Critic at Large at The New York Times

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How Spider-Man Has Evolved on Animated TV Shows

The superhero has been the subject of many different animated TV shows dating back to the 1960s. Here’s how he has evolved.
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‘All Nighter’ Review: No Sleep but Plenty of Gripes

A new play about a group of college students putting in one last study session evokes recent stories about young women, but without the well-rounded characters.
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‘Capitán América: Un nuevo mundo’ no es una gran película, pero no ...

Anthony Mackie coge el escudo en un momento potencialmente incómodo. Sin embargo, hay una forma de que Disney haga lo correcto por él y por la próxima generación de estrellas de Marvel.
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The New ‘Captain America’ Movie Isn’t Great. But Don’t Call Him a D...

Anthony Mackie picks up the shield at a potentially awkward time. But there’s one way Disney can do right by him and the next generation of Marvel stars.
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‘Henry IV’ Review: Two Plays Become One

The relationship between Prince Hal and John Falstaff, a favorite of Shakespeare scholars, is the focus of this condensed adaptation.
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‘The Colors Within’ Review: Shades of Teenage Friendship

This anime, directed by Naoko Yamada, pales in comparison to the vivid vision of Totsuko, who experiences the spirits of her bandmates as colors.
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In a Year of Anxiety Onscreen, Here’s Who Portrayed It Best

From “Inside Out 2” to “The Bear,” it was a character, a feeling, a vibe.
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The Black Blackface Performer Who History Tries to Forget

Bert Williams, the first modern Black entertainment star, was born 150 years ago. The contradictions at the heart of his career are still relevant today.
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‘Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim’ Review: Side Quest

This anime adaptation, drawn from Tolkien’s appendices, focuses on a shield maiden, but mostly it serves as an excuse to revisit Middle-earth.
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‘The Blood Quilt’ Review: An Elaborate Tapestry

Katori Hall’s new play about sisters gathering after their mother’s death features standout performances but an overabundance of themes.
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‘Shit. Meet. Fan.’ Review: Packed with Stars and Vulgarity

Neil Patrick Harris, Jane Krakowski, Debra Messing and Constance Wu star in the vulgar and entertaining new work from Robert O’Hara.