I promise you, there are no spoilers in this review. Multiverses are all the rage these days – there was the nostalgia fest of Spider-Man: [Click to read more.]
Wong is nothing like Wong. Well, to be specific, Earth-1218’s Benedict Wong (our Earth’s Benedict Wong) is nothing like the character that he plays, which [Click to read more.]
“There is no post-credits scene,” the cinema usher gently broke the news to me while I was sitting through the credits of The Secrets of [Click to read more.]
Evelyn Wang (Michelle Yeoh) is one stressed character in Everything Everywhere All At Once. She’s a middle-aged woman dealing with taxes and audits (hope you [Click to read more.]
Turning Red tells a familiar (if you’re not a white male that is indignant about the dearth of white males in the story) tale of [Click to read more.]
Length: 6 episodes (40-50 minutes each) Cast: Oscar Isaac (Moon Knight/Steven Grant/Marc Spector), May Calamawy (Layla El-Faouly), and Ethan Hawke (Arthur Harrow). Moon Knight is [Click to read more.]
I’ve known Quen for some years now—we’re both in media production, and it’s a small world. So when her film Some Women came out last [Click to read more.]
In what starts out as a warm, feel-good coming out scene, the jockish Dario (Matteo Oscar Giuggioli) confesses his love to Leone (Francesco Gheghi), with [Click to read more.]
Many actors have played the role of Batman — but who is truly the best one out there? Here are actors who’ve played Batman, ranked. [Click to read more.]
This review covers the first three episodes of Severance. Severance’s premise is thoroughly dystopian. The show centres around a company with employees who undergo severance—a [Click to read more.]
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