Film Critic:
Who will benefit more from a big-screen adaptation of Elizabeth Gilbert's best-seller, Eat, Pray, Love: travel agents or divorce attorneys?
Ryan Murphy's travelogue drama of the soul -- like the memoir he loyally adapts -- romanticizes such selfishly liberating decisions as leaving your husband, abandoning your job, and circling the globe to find your inner balance. But vibrant editing, an intelligible screenplay, and a magnetic performance by Julia Roberts keep Eat, Pray from dipping too far into self-indulgence.
Lovers Anonymous Review: This series reminds us that every concept—even one as extraordinary as this—requires a great story to really connect.
TNS: "Peter Pan's Neverland Nightmare takes its Twisted Childhood concept extremely seriously, for better and for worse."
TNS: Ke Huy Quan returned to the spotlight in Everything Everywhere All at Once, but he takes his first starring role in Love Hurts this year.
