Pre-lockdown life had its charms, but the pandemic has shown us how bad things really were.

Marielle Heller's film fails to understand its subject—the venerable Mister Rogers—but it still might make you cry.

The film, inspired by Dave Eggers's novel, has a lot of things it wants to say about technology. But it hasn’t thought any of them through.

How do you make a movie about an ordinary man who was briefly extraordinary?

You won't even notice Tom Hanks's awful Boston accent.