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Our Flag Means Death, Season 1
Taika Waititi and Rhys Darby star in the HBO Max series <em>Our Flag Means Death.</em>
Aaron Epstein/HBO Max
The foppish gentleman pirate Stede Bonnet is a classic Rhys Darby character – high status, low skill set. His bluff enthusiasm masks an unease with the violent nature of life on the high seas. What a happy coincidence that he should meet Taika Waititi’s Blackbeard, whose ruthlessness belies a longing for the social graces Bonnet embodies. On David Jenkins’ deadpan queer comedy, the two men realize that they complete each other – and lustily unbuckle each other’s swashes. — Glen Weldon

’Our Flag Means Death’ shivers our timbers
Where: HBO Max
Genre: Action, Comedy, History, Romance

Everything Everywhere All at Once
Michelle Yeoh stars as a woman who suddenly develops the power to leap between parallel universes in the action-adventure-fantasy <em>Everything Everywhere All at Once.</em>
A24
A swirling, wildly inventive two-hour multiverse fable that plays like a music video with dialogue in multiple languages, rapid-motion effects and shifting aspect ratios. There’s a universe where humans have hot dog fingers, one with raccoon chefs (directing duo Daniels have a thing about Pixar’s Ratatouille), and one where someone says “the bagel will show you the true nature of things” and you think, yup, the everything bagel. Thrilling even when it’s less chaos theory than chaos practical. — Bob Mondello

There’s a multiverse of roads not taken in ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’
Michelle Yeoh has a new leading role and a new motto: No more turning the other cheek
Actor Michelle Yeoh wants to change the way we think of superheroes
Where: The Roku Channel, Showtime, Paramount+, Video on demand
Genre: Action, Animation, Comedy, Science Fiction and Fantasy

Vesper
Raffiella Chapman stars as <em>Vesper,</em> a 13-year-old bio-hacker. 
IFC Films
An upper-class elite has taken refuge in cities that look like huge metal mushrooms in this European eco-disaster fable. While they consume all the planet’s available resources, the rest of humankind lives in sackcloth and squalor. Dickensian much? Practical and computer effects give the film the look of Children of Men and the bleak atmospherics of The Road, to go with a heroine who seems like she would be entirely capable of holding her own in The Hunger Games. — Bob Mondello

In a bio-engineered dystopia, ‘Vesper’ finds seeds of hope
Where: The Roku Channel, Video on demand
Genre: Drama, Science Fiction and Fantasy


Jerrod Carmichael: Rothaniel
Jerrod Carmichael in his latest HBO special, <em>Rothaniel.</em>
HBO
In the crudest of terms, Jerrod Carmichael aired his family’s dirty laundry in front of mixed company, an oft unspoken no-no. But he took a very personal risk – coming out publicly as gay, and then unpacking his mother’s cold reaction to the reveal – and what transpired on that stage is transcendent. Rothaniel lives and breathes in that simultaneously freeing and discomforting imbalance, that tension between relief and despondency, fear and catharsis. — Aisha Harris

Comic Jerrod Carmichael bares his secrets in ‘Rothaniel’
The tension between fear and relief in Jerrod Carmichael’s new special, ‘Rothaniel’
Where: HBO Max
Genre: Comedy, Drama

The Fabelmans
Young Sammy (Mateo Zoryon Francis-DeFord) experiences the magic of the movies with his parents (Paul Dano and Michelle Williams) in <em>The Fabelmans.</em>
Universal Pictures
Having wowed us with giant sharks, adorable aliens, velociraptors, an intrepid archaeologist and even Abe Lincoln, Steven Spielberg tells his own story this time – a tale of growing up movie-besotted. As his adolescent stand-in takes up his dad’s Super 8 camera and discovers that the lens sometimes sees what the eye cannot (especially about his fracturing family), we see it dawn on him, as it must have on Spielberg, that this medium is capable not just of revealing truths, but of shaping them. — Bob Mondello

See how a young Steven Spielberg fell in love with film in ‘The Fabelmans’
’The Fabelmans’ is Steven Spielberg’s love letter to his family, and the movies
Steven Spielberg was a fearful kid who found solace in storytelling
Where: In theaters, The Roku Channel, Video on demand
Genre: Biography, Comedy, Drama
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Everything Everywhere All at Once
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