If Zack Snyder’s Justice League is his last DC film, he’s ended with a compelling but flawed personal statement: A Review
So after what felt like pages upon pages of fan arguments, fighting, and various...
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Conflicting ideas and ice cream collide in One Night In Miami, Regina King’s new Amazon film: A Review
Based on a number of the projects she’s picked like If Beale Street Could...
How Raya and the Last Dragon examines the pitfalls of viewing people as “the other”: A Review
There is a weird but entertaining throwback attitude to Raya and the Last Dragon...
The New Tom & Jerry Has Such A Severe Anime Filler Problem, It Would Make Naruto Do A Double Take: A Review
We’re reaching a point with Tom and Jerry where they’re becoming the ultimate guest...
Growing Up Is Already Hard Without a Super-Strong, Flying Alien Father: A Review of Superman & Lois
CW’s “Arrowverse” incarnation of Superman (played by Tyler Hoechlin) has often gotten a fair...
Review: Netflix’s new doc Night Stalker looks back on LA’s battle against a movie monster come to life
It’s no secret that the true crime genre’s been exploding in popularity lately, and...
Review: WandaVision presents itself as a blast from the past, but with a foreboding sense of danger
There’s something very weird about the husband and wife that have just moved into...
Review: Soul’s blend of maturity and music makes for a pleasant metaphysical tale
I’ll admit when I saw the first couple of trailers for Pixar’s Soul, some...
Review: Wonder Woman’s 1984 is more hopeful than Orwell’s, but far more bloated than her big screen debut
The one thing I found especially striking about Wonder Woman 1984, the follow-up to...