Caroline Siede's posts

When it rains it pours on Supergirl. The big issue with “Reality Bytes” is that it has two equally compelling but…

Last year, Avengers: Endgame made a huge splash when it finally broke Avatar’s 10-year reign as the highest grossing…

A couple weeks ago, This Is Us aired a trilogy that focused on impactful moments in three different eras of the Big…

When Big Time Adolescence premiered at Sundance last year, it was amid a much more volatile time in star Pete…

In retrospect, it’s clear that the mid-season placement of Crisis On Infinite Earths was a pretty big hindrance on S…

From the moment the Ninth Doctor first reached out to Rose Tyler, the image of taking someone’s hand has carried…

When writer-director Gina Prince-Bythewood first began working on her screenplay for Love & Basketball, the WNBA…

“Clouds” is my favorite kind of This Is Us episode: Simple and smarter than it looks. Season four hasn’t been hugely…

For its milestone 100th episode, Supergirl cleverly pairs a nostalgia trip through the show’s past with forward…

Nailing the first half of a two-part episode is always tricky. By their very nature, first halves can’t give away…

After three episodes of buildup, “The Cabin” is a rather lackluster capper for this latest Big Three trilogy. Most…

For the final novel published during her lifetime, Jane Austen set out to write “a heroine whom no one but myself…

The risk of anchoring a season of Supergirl around the theme of technology is that it’s easy for that concept to get…

A little atmosphere goes a long way. “The Haunting Of Villa Diodati” is an episode you could pick apart on a number…

Nora Ephron loved words. Her parents were an old Hollywood screenwriting duo who raised their four daughters with…

Nostalgia for the glossily cozy rom-coms of the 1990s is a major driving force behind the romantic comedy revival…

A few seasons ago, Kate and Rebecca could barely make it through a conversation without it devolving into a fight.…

One of the reasons there are so few romantic comedy sequels is because we don’t always want to think about what…

“Can You Hear Me?” starts out incredibly promisingly. The episode opens in 1380 Aleppo, where a spunky young woman…

A missing submarine in the Indian Ocean, birds going haywire in Peru, and active alien tech in Hong Kong. Or is it a…