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With the new era of the DCU officially underway with the release of James Gunn’s Superman(2025), speculation about which actors will don the capes and cowls of DC’s most beloved characters is at an all-time high. And fans may have…
At some point, one of your favorite games could become trapped on a bygone platform. For many people, their Wii U game of choice is still not available on Switch. For From Software fans, several games are in limbo, most…
Thunderbolts* did not feature Spider-Man or other New York City heroes despite how the Marvel Cinematic Universe brought a major threat to the city, but there is a perfect explanation for their absence. Thunderbolts* is now a streaming hit after…
Last year, one unlikely Star Wars show introduced a potential Sith retcon that could change our understanding of their history. The Sith have been a staple of Star Wars’ storytelling since 1977, with Darth Vader and his Master, Darth Sidious,…
When we think of war movies, it usually conjures images of soldiers on the front lines bravely giving their lives for their country. However, there’s a lot more to warfare than that, and many of the best war movies ever…
Paul Dano stars in the Olivier Assayas-directed feature as the Kremlin’s go-to spin doctor and propagandist, while Jude Law inhabits a ruthlessly ambitious young Vladimir Putin.
Marvel and DC‘s most infamous eras have been vindicated two and three decades later, respectively. Marvel and DC often play with similar ideas. Following the uniformity of the Golden Age and Silver Age of comics, both companies put the spotlight…
Narutoand its sequel Boruto remain two of the most recognizable anime franchises in the world. They owe their success to creator Masashi Kishimoto, whose work reshaped shōnen storytelling over two decades. From manga pages to global screens, the saga’s staying…
The first non-fiction feature from the Argentinian director of ‘Zama’ and ‘The Headless Woman’ focuses on the killing of an indigenous community leader by white landowners.
Director Kent Jones and stars Willem Dafoe and Greta Lee touched down at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday with Late Fame. Dafoe stars as forgotten 1970s New York poet Ed Saxberger who is rediscovered by a group of well-heeled…