William Bibbiani is a film critic at The Wrap. With over 20 years of experience, he specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on film and cinema, as well as theater and music. His insights and critiques have been featured in notable outlets such as SlashFilm, Yahoo News, and IGN Entertainment.
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By: William Bibbiani
Taron Egerton and Jason Bateman star in the cat-and-mouse airport-set thriller "Carry-On," a new Netflix movie.
When he wasn't going on excellent adventures and bogus journeys, years before he became a celebrated documentarian, Alex Winter was pushing the boundaries of comedy with THE IDIOT BOX
By: William Bibbiani
Porky Pig and Daffy Duck face off against alien nightmare fuel in a magnificently-animated new feature
By: William Bibbiani
Bibbs and Witney review THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE WAR OF THE ROHIRRIM KRAVEN THE HUNTER , the Netflix thriller CARRY-ON , the Richard Curtis animated
By: William Bibbiani
Director Barry Jenkins' prequel "Mufasa: The Lion King" improves on Jon Favreau's 2019 film in every way.
By: William Bibbiani
It says a lot about Jon Favreau's photorealistic CG-animated remake of “The Lion King” that it's frequently, and inaccurately, called the “live-action” version.
Because YOU demanded it, Bibbs and Witney present their picks for THE BEST MOVIES THAT BEGIN WITH THE LETTER K
By: William Bibbiani
Movies have been telling stories about World War II since before some history books say World War II even started. What's more, we've never stopped, not for one solitary second.
By: William Bibbiani
Ben Smallbone's “Homestead” takes place in a world where foreigners detonate a nuclear bomb off the coast of Los Angeles, the protagonists are saved
By: William Bibbiani
Let chimpanzee entertain you in a wonderfully bizarre — but still formulaic — musical from the director of “The Greatest Showman”
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