Under The Radar: The Nazi-Killing Thrills Of Sisu, Finding Truth In Fiction With No Bears, And More
In this edition, an examination of fiction and reality, an exploration of repression and identity, and John Wick meets Tarantino-style exploitation.
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Bupkis Review: An Aimless, Meandering Comedy Struggling To Find Itself
An unfocused character and show. -
Star Wars: The High Republic - Path Of Vengeance Takes Shocking Twists And Turns
The newest book in Phase Two of the High Republic tells us more about The Mother and the Levelers. -
LEGO's Return Of The Jedi Emperor's Throne Room Diorama Is A Sleek Star Wars Set, But A Little Pricey
In honor of Return of the Jedi's 40th anniversary, a new Star Wars LEGO set recreates the final battle with a sleek diorama. But it's a little too expensive. -
Ghibli Park Review And Photo Tour: A Nature-Friendly Hayao Miyazaki Fan's Paradise
Ghibli Park forgoes thrill rides for immersion, making it feel like you've truly stepped into a Ghibli movie. -
Barry Season 4 Episode 4 Review: Making A Jump
Lay down and make sand angels while you read this. -
Succession Season 4 Power Ranking: Yikes, Living+ Is Just A Series Of Nervous Breakdowns
Don't forget to schedule yourself a crying appointment. -
Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 Review: A Rushed, Uneven, Sporadically Emotional End To The Trilogy
Does James Gunn's grand finale earn its big emotional ending? Or is it just going through the motions? -
Peter Pan & Wendy Review: A Gentle Remake That Tries To Soar
On its own, Peter Pan & Wendy is enjoyable enough. -
Silo Review: A Post-Apocalyptic Neo-Noir That Thrives On Intrigue And Steady World-Building
The Apple TV+ series gives us murder and intrigue, 100+ storeys below ground. -
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Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story Review: A Royal Romance With All The Froth, Fun, And Flaws Of Bridgerton
The Bridgerton prequel Queen Charlotte may share the flaws of its mothership series, but it also offers all the same virtues. -
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The Eight Mountains Review: A Gorgeous And Soaring Epic About Friendship, Aging, And Regrets
Patience is the name of the game. -
Mobile Suit Gundam: Witch From Mercury Brings Back Guel In Father And Child
Once again Witch From Mercury sacrifices nuance for blunt effectiveness. -
LEGO Brings Indiana Jones And Raiders Of The Lost Ark To Life With Incredible Engineering And Detail
LEGO has recreated an old Indiana Jones playset with updated Technic engineering and amazing detail, giving fans a fun blockbuster building brick diorama. -
Slasher: Ripper Review: Blood, Guts, And A Lot Of Heart
Slasher: Ripper continues the horror anthology's quest for blood with sincerity and style. -
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Penn Badgley Would Have Cut The Intimate Scenes In You A Lot Earlier
He makes some compelling points here. -
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The Original Cut Of The Mystery Science Theater 3000 Movie Was Longer With A Different Ending
'Captain's log: a bunch of our ship fell off, and, nobody likes me.' -
The Past Is Catching Up With The Yellowjackets, And It's Scarier Than Cannibalism
'We brought it back.' -
Love And Death Review: Elizabeth Olsen Is Candy Montgomery In This Impenetrable Miniseries
A miniseries that doesn't know what it wants to say. -
Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret Review: The First Great Film Of 2023
Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret is so calmly brilliant, so intelligent, and patient, and knowing.
