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Netflix’s bleak sci-fi film The Colony mashes up Children of Men and Aliens

It’s bleak and beautiful, but it echoes too many well-worn tropes about the climate apocalypse

By Roxana Hadadi

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Monster Hunter Rise is the same great game on PC, but still looks like a Switch game

Rise performs better on PC, but I prefer playing on the go

By Ryan Gilliam

See For Me updates an all-time classic horror movie for the gamer age

By Tasha Robinson
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That Time You Killed Me is a wacky murder mystery that mixes chess with time travel

By Charlie Hall

The 355 continues the hot new streak of lousy lady action movies

By Robert Daniels
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Netflix’s movie Hilda and the Mountain King answers the series’ biggest mysteries

By Nicole Clark
4 comments / new

Tux and Fanny, the Instagram series-turned-game, is a delightful surprise

By Nicole Carpenter

Peacemaker threads the needle with its edgelord humor

By LaToya Ferguson
10 comments / new

The Lost Daughter might be Netflix’s final film of 2021, but it’s spectacular

By Robert Daniels
7 comments / new

Jujutsu Kaisen 0 is gory, action-packed, and surprisingly welcoming to newcomers

By Cezary Jan Strusiewicz
2 comments / new

Tatooine is the perfect setting for Book of Boba Fett’s survival epic

By David Grossman
22 comments / new

Guillermo del Toro’s dark fable Nightmare Alley shouldn’t go overlooked

By Joshua Rivera
3 comments / new

Cobra Kai season 4 review: A spectacular bad guy brings a surprising rebirth

By Owen S. Good
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Review: A Charlie Brown Christmas

By David Grossman
12 comments / new

Dragons: The Nine Realms gives the How to Train Your Dragon universe a fresh 1,300-years-in-the-future start

By Petrana Radulovic
2 comments / new

Don’t Look Up is a hellishly unfunny ride through The Discourse

By Joshua Rivera
30 comments / new

The King’s Man buttons up a franchise bent on mayhem

By Jesse Hassenger
8 comments / new

The astonishing, angry Matrix Resurrections deals with what’s real in a world where nothing is

By Joshua Rivera
83 comments / new
Galaxy Brains

Star Trek: First Contact is a meta movie about the creation of the Trek franchise

By Dave Schilling

Final Fantasy 14: Endwalker feels great when it works, but takes very few risks

By Todd Harper
24 comments / new

The Witcher season 2 slays monsters and me

By Joshua Rivera
22 comments / new

Nix Umbra is this year’s scariest and most enigmatic game

By Ewan Wilson
2 comments / new

Rumble gives an underdog sports story a monster-packed makeover

By Petrana Radulovic
3 comments / new

Destiny 2’s Bungie 30th Anniversary Pack is the celebration it needed after a quiet year

By Ryan Gilliam
27 comments / new

Root: The Roleplaying Game is a delightfully blank slate, ready for adventure

By Charlie Hall

Spider-Man: No Way Home: our spoiler-lite review

By Joshua Rivera
35 comments / new

Polygon is updating its reviews program for 2018 — and saying farewell to scores

By Chris Plante
224 comments / new

Red Rocket is the ultimate hangout with the ultimate dirtbag

By Joshua Rivera
2 comments / new

Chorus is a great starfighting game, if you ignore the lore

By Cass Marshall
18 comments / new

Analogue Pocket review: It’s real and it rules

By Christopher Grant
43 comments / new

Riz Ahmed elevates Amazon’s new blunt sci-fi drama Encounter

By Robert Daniels

Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story is a radical act of fervent fandom

By Tasha Robinson
9 comments / new

The Expanse deserved more space to wrap up

By Zosha Millman
12 comments / new

Sandra Bullock can’t save The Unforgivable

By Robert Daniels
2 comments / new

Marvel’s Daredevil crossover is everything event comics should be, but rarely are

By Graeme McMillan
6 comments / new