Dr. Strange’s Multiverse is a fun ride, but it doesn’t have as much Madness as other Marvel entries: A review
If you’re a cosmic-level hero in any comic universe, you’re probably not going to...
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America’s got its own Lupin the Third now, in a slick wolf form: A review of The Bad Guys
The Bad Guys is Dreamworks’s newest feature directed by Pierre Perifel and based on...
Review: The reasons why Everything Everywhere All At Once has people everywhere talking all at once about it
So here’s A24’s answer to what it’d be like if they produced their own...
Review: Nick Cage’s manic spirit makes the action-comedy Weight of Massive Talent more than Bearable
If one is simply going by films like Face-Off, Vampire’s Kiss, Wicker Man and...
Review: Sonic 2 booms with a deeper hero, higher stakes, and Easter eggs for long time fans
It’s interesting how Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Paramount’s sequel to his 2020 box office...
Review: The new drama Bel-Air works best when it tries to be soapy instead of symbolic
Peacock’s new reimagining Bel-Air takes a bit of time to figure out what it...
Review: Turning Red isn’t just a Whole Lotta Red, it’s the rare toon that shows girls just being themselves
It’s one of the most agonizing experiences a teenage girl could ever imagine going...
Review: When The Batman snarls “I’m vengeance” he’s not wrong, but there are more layers to him in his latest movie
While browsing YouTube one night I came across a video essay from the IMO...
Review: Welcome to the wild, wacky, gorey, and surprisingly anti-fascist world of HBO’s Peacemaker
This HBO spinoff of James Gunn’s recent Suicide Squad feature is another example as...