Plugged In Entertainment Reviews

This CBS show can look and feel pretty impressive at times. But it is not exactly pure.

A new game from the creator of the original X-COM. Does that bode well for the turn-based strategy fan? (T)

It is compelling, engaging and riveting from start to finish. (PG)

Fine Line is an apt title for an album on which Harry Styles walks the line between confessing sins and committing them.

Will Smith and Tom Holland lend their vocal talents to an animated movie that focuses on friendship and sacrifice among some gratuitous guffaws. (PG)

It's not easy to babysit an alien. But in Disney's hands, it makes for some pretty clean TV.

Eighteen years later, the groundbreaking world of Shenmue returns. But the kicks here aren’t … always a kick. (T)

This biopic is a tragedy at its core, but one that still delivers poignant glimpses of an icon’s longing for happiness. (PG-13)

Mumford & Sons‚ latest rails against cynicism and narcissism, reminding us (profanely at times) of our need for connection.

Director Greta Gerwig’s version of this classic faithfully gives fans more of what they adore from the beloved March sisters. (PG)

Read it, read it, then you'll see! This review offers our advisory!

Arise: A Simple Story is an abstract platformer with a warm heart … and all the soothing presence of a scented candle. (E)

Beneath its standard-issue, kid-flick elements, this pic examines something more serious: the impact of grief on a child. (PG)

Wildcard contrasts Miranda Lambert's deepening maturity against her pesky penchant for recklessness.

The ninth installment in the four-decade Star Wars franchise unleashes a satisfying and twist-filled finale … along with some surprises parents of young fans will want to know about ahead of time. (PG-13)

Imagine, plugging the whole internet directly into your brain. What could possibly go wrong?

So, what video games stick out in this past year of 2019?

When you find your identity in the One who created you, it changes your perspective on everything. (PG)

Lana Del Rey returns with another ethereal effort that dangles between hope and despair, introspection and recklessness.

Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Kevin Hart and Karen Gillan return for another magical, dangerous and surprisingly profane journey into the fantasy video game realm of Jumanji. (PG-13)