All the poor girl wanted was a steak, but instead she became a star: A review of Aggretsuko, Season Three
The newest and third entry of Netflix’s workplace animated comedy Aggretsuko has a number...
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Review: Bill and Ted Face the Music rocks its humor as hard as you’d hope after three decades
In the newest and third Bill and Ted movie, Face The Music (directed by...
Review: Christopher Nolan made his own 007 movie in Tenet, and it’s as intriguing and bizarre as you think it is
After three delays due to the 2020 pandemic and tons of hype from the...
Review: Why the wild and wacky Birds of Prey deserved better marketing and more attention
So I checked out Birds of Prey, the Warner Bros. comic film directed by...
Weird science in the Big Easy: A review of Netflix’s comic book-inspired romp Project Power
At some points watching Project Power, a new crime thriller streaming on Netflix with...
Review: In Netflix’s The Old Guard, there’s more new ideas for modern superhero films than the name implies
We probably need to start talking more about Charlize Theron as one of the...
Review: Long Gone Summer might be a nostalgia hit for sports fans, but a lack of detail gets it thrown out at home plate
Following the 1994 strike between the players’ union and owners of Major League Baseball...
Review: AEW’s 2020 edition of Double Or Nothing keeps up the drama and crazy fun from last year
All of the wrestling world is trying to make the most out of a...
Review: Glitch Techs is a strong action toon that wisely realizes there’s more to life beyond gaming
Nickelodeon’s new series Glitch Techs, currently streaming on Netflix, is the third Nicktoon that...