What’s New in Prime Video in August 2022
Don’t cry on stream! It works? Is it anything? Look, if Prime Video is going to turn Tom Hanks and Geena Davis ‘ favorite 1992 […]
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Don’t cry on stream! It works? Is it anything? Look, if Prime Video is going to turn Tom Hanks and Geena Davis ‘ favorite 1992 […]
Continue reading »The 1970s is often referred to as the golden age of cinema, a time when filmmakers made difficult classics refusing to indulge, combining a love […]
Continue reading »As far as I can remember, the first R-rated movie I saw in theaters was RoboCop 2 , a movie in which a juvenile crime […]
Continue reading »Gaming is a well-established medium with a strong online community, but podcasts, which offer a powerful space for niche voices, have made interacting with games […]
Continue reading »When the final episode of Game of Thrones aired, the reaction from viewers was as brutal and demanding as the ordeal by fighting the Mountain […]
Continue reading »Alien abductions are not in the zeitgeist of the 90s when The X-Files propelled little green (or grey) men into the mainstream of pop culture. […]
Continue reading »While every month Netflix’s arrivals include something for everyone, the most anticipated August release is the big-budget, stellar adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s seminal comic The […]
Continue reading »Damn, Disney+. I know I made fun of you last month for not presenting anything good, but a new Marvel show, a new Star Wars […]
Continue reading »Usually the whole point of creating a new installment in a long-running franchise is to cash in on name recognition, so consider me baffled as […]
Continue reading »Like a great blues ballad or country song, sad movies can make us feel like we’re not alone. They can also provide catharsis. Or just […]
Continue reading »There are movies and TV shows that make cooking (and eating) feel like a joyful, unifying activity that brings families and cultures together. There are […]
Continue reading »From the Weather Underground movement of the 1960s to the attacks on the Capitol on January 6, 2021, the stories of radicals and radical movements […]
Continue reading »Given the ubiquity of TV shows like Vikings , films like The Norseman , and the upcoming Thor: Lover and Thunder (which features a bonus […]
Continue reading »On the one hand, all over the world things have screwed up seriously. Everyone seems to be going crazy and nothing else makes sense. But […]
Continue reading »Sometimes you want to kill hours, managing the island of losers and paying off a predatory raccoon. And sometimes you want to go through all […]
Continue reading »Governments lie. They are deceiving. They steal. Sometimes the guilt comes from within: corrupt people who tricked their way into the halls of power with […]
Continue reading »Insightful documentary exploration of today’s most pressing issues is good, but given that I usually watch TV when I want to completely wall myself off […]
Continue reading »After more than two years of pandemic disruptions, many of us have been particularly hard hit by travel this summer. Whether you’ve got a huge […]
Continue reading »After a harrowing development process that included several failed films and more than a few false starts as a TV series, Y: The Last Man […]
Continue reading »You heard? Lady Gaga will (probably) play Harley Quinn in Joker ‘s musical sequel. While it’s certainly an interesting casting, she’s going to have a […]
Continue reading »When it comes to marketing, the multi-billion dollar budgets of almost every theatrical release over the last decade or so leave little room for experimentation […]
Continue reading »If there’s nothing good on Disney+ this July, it could be because their parent company, Walt Disney Co., decided to put all the good stuff […]
Continue reading »Will the big summer blockbuster be able to successfully air on streaming services, or has hope died upon arrival? The devout theatergoer in me says […]
Continue reading »When your brand is $150 million direct-to-stream animated films ( Turning Red ) and series budgeted as a small feature-length film per episode ( The […]
Continue reading »Last week, Netflix released the first trailer for Blonde , the Marilyn Monroe biopic from director Andrew Dominic, based on the novel of the same […]
Continue reading »Rampant inflation, interest rates are rising faster than at any time in 28 years , gas prices are skyrocketing, and continued stress from Russia’s invasion […]
Continue reading »If you’re a college student, two things are likely to be true: you probably love streaming media, and you’re probably broke. But if you need […]
Continue reading »Like a list of the “funniest” or “most fun” films, a list of the most disturbing films is going to be subjective. Everyone says that […]
Continue reading »The recent Twitter hype has cast doubt on the whole point of the Bechdel test, a set of criteria to help assess the representation of […]
Continue reading »With so much content, the start of summer is the perfect time to kick back and watch some of the blockbusters you might miss while […]
Continue reading »Gentle giants, sweet friends, vicious monsters, deadly dragons: even the earliest depictions of dinosaurs in films testify to our complex relationship with Earth’s prehistoric thunder […]
Continue reading »Having aged some 20 years in the three and a half decades since the original, Tom Cruise is back in one of the roles that […]
Continue reading »You have to go quite far in the history of cinema to get to a time before we made films about airplanes. In the earliest […]
Continue reading »Cultural critics have spent a lot of time talking poetically about how the streaming age — and Netflix in particular — devalues creative works, turning […]
Continue reading »There’s a lot to criticize about how Marvel films have changed the cinematic landscape and hastened the demise of mid-budget adult drama at the box […]
Continue reading »Is anyone else confused by the fact that we’ve been diving deep into shows that debuted during the pandemic for several seasons? Because I’m not […]
Continue reading »Despite Netflix cutting jobs and canceling one show after another due to an apparent shift to an ” everything is very strange , all the […]
Continue reading »We know exactly what’s in store for us as the high school movie plot reaches senior season. Dramatic prom coronation. Spontaneous speeches that somehow sound […]
Continue reading »Fraud is the zeitgeist right now, which means it’s showing up on podcasts everywhere, on shows from the biggest media companies to the tiniest independents. […]
Continue reading »Half the fun of being a music lover is collecting facts about the songs you love, and even if you have super niche musical tastes, […]
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