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Anime is one of the few mediums where breathtaking visuals and stunning colors can make a good story into something legendary. This is shown time and time again, through series like Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba to Violet Evergarden. However,…
Animal Crossingis one of Nintendo’s biggest success stories. An off-beat game attempting a somewhat unprecedented genre mix was a hit from day one, and decades later, the series is bigger than ever. Plenty of changes have been made along the…
Some cast changes are coming to Saturday Night Live ahead of season 51, and they are much worse than any previous rumors concerning current stars’ exits. The NBC late-night live sketch comedy variety TV series, created by Lorne Michaels, has…
Playing out of competition in Venice, writer-directors Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard call on the likes of Tilda Swinton, Courtney Love and George MacKay to honor the British singer-songwriter.
“In general,” notes The Narrator (Jeffrey Wright) in Olivier Assayas’s engrossing political drama, “things in Russia go pretty well. But when they go bad, they go really bad.” Though it is set almost entirely within the realpolitik of early 21st…
You probably missed this excellent stealth game when it was first released in 2022, but now that it’s on Game Pass, you have no excuse. Microsoft’s online gaming and game library service just keeps growing. It seems like there’s something…
Warning! This article contains SPOILERS for Dexter: Resurrection season 1, episode 9.Dexter broke a promise he made to Harrison in Dexter: Resurrection, and he did it after just a few episodes. Dexter and Harrison’s relationship has been a key part…
I wish I could say that “The Wizard of the Kremlin” was a movie as gripping as Law’s Putin is himself, or one that exerts the total amoral fascination of Baranov’s postmodern totalitarian scheming. But the movie, directed by Olivier…
Venice: A subdued and soothingly plaintive Dano plays a fictional Putin-appointed spin doctor who trudges backward through three decades of Russian history. It’s a low-register Assayas drama that could’ve used more blood and bile to carry its intended urgency.
The last time Amanda Seyfried was at the Venice Film Festival with a film it was in 2017 for “First Reformed,” playing a parishioner in modern day New York. For her latest trip to the Lido, she gone back almost…