Critics Praise 'The Batman' 's Darker Tone, 'Very Hot' Chemistry Between Robert Pattinson and Zoë Kravitz

Photo: Jonathan Olley/Warner Bros. The Batmanis darker than ever. David Rooney fromThe Hollywood Reportersaid Pattinson, 35, has a “magnetic intensity” and is “riveting throughout” the movie. Alex Stedman wrote in herIGN reviewthat Pattinson’s performance is “crushingly painful,” but costars Zoë Kravitz and Paul Dano stood out even more as Catwoman and the Riddler, respectively. Joe Maher/Getty Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.

Critics Rave Over 'The Many Saints of Newark' and Michael Gandolfini: 'A Gamble Paid Off'

WithThe Many Saints of Newark, fans and enthusiasts of the long-runningThe Sopranosfinally get to see the origin story of their favorite mob boss.Critics are raving about the prequel film to the hit HBO show, which starred the lateJames Gandolfini. Out in theaters and on HBO Max on Oct. 1,The Many Saints of Newarksees the formation of Gandolfini’s vicious Tony Soprano during his teenage years with the actor’s son,Michael, portraying a younger version of the character his father made iconic.

Critics' Choice Awards 2020: The Complete Winners List

The 2020 Critics’ Choice Awards rewarded many of the best television shows and films of 2019 in a ceremony Sunday night in Santa Monica, California that saw Renée Zellweger, Joaquin Phoenix and many more win big. Martin Scorsese‘sThe Irishmancame into the night with 14 nominations, whileQuentin Tarantino‘sOnce Upon a Time… in Hollywoodfollowed with 12 overall nods. Scroll down for the complete list of winners. FILM Best Picture 1917Ford v FerrariThe IrishmanJojo RabbitJokerLittle WomenMarriage StoryOnce Upon a Time… in HollywoodParasiteUncut Gems

Crochet Prodigy, 11, Auctions Off Creations to Raise Money for Ethiopian Village Where He Was Born

Photo: GoFundMe At only five years old, Jonah Larson found his calling. One day, Jonah’s aunt brought some arts and crafts over to his home, his mother, Jennifer Larson, recalls to PEOPLE. “He saw this tiny hook and he came up to me and asked me what it was,” Jennifer says. “I told him it was a crochet hook.” Jonah then went on YouTube and taught himself how to crochet a dishcloth and “an hour later it was done,” recalls Jennifer.

Crochet Prodigy, 12, Who Started His Own Business Halts 'High Demand' Sales to Focus on New Ventures

Photo: Jonah Larson/ Instagram Two years ago,Jonah Larsonstarted his own crocheting business calledJonah’s Hands, where he would craft goods and then sell or donate them, with a large portion of the proceeds going toward an Ethiopian orphanage, where he was adopted from. Over the course of those two years, his mom Jennifer Larson tells PEOPLE that Jonah’s business quickly took off, reaching a point that the La Crosse pre-teen was receiving over 4,500 orders in one month.