Browsing: Reviews

The 2021 blockbuster Spider-Man: No Way Home ushered in a pile-up of villains from the superhero’s past, multiplying the title character by three to even out the odds…

Based on Divya Prakash Dubey’s book of the same name, Musafir Cafe has some very affected storytelling. (I used to call it Instagram storytelling or post-it-note filmmaking, but…

On a steamy summer night among famous headstones, Suki Waterhouse transformed the Fairbanks Lawn at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery into the titular Loveland of her new…

Rasheed Newson’s sophomore novel, “There’s Only One Sin in Hollywood,” takes the reader on a first-class journey back to the so-called golden age of Hollywood. The…

Whether you are a fan of Studio Ghibli or not, one thing is certain: Joe Hisaishi writes some of the most distinctive and emotionally affecting film…

At the peak of its mania back in 2017, Rick and Morty cultivated a fanbase that, to put it kindly, was a bit much. At its…

We are now 7 films and billions of dollars in, and guess what – Minions & Monsters is the best Minions movie yet! There… have your…

The best and the worst thing you can say about Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” is that it’s very Hollywood. Big stars are distractingly cast, everyone talks…

Homer’s The Odyssey takes us back to the very beginning of epic storytelling. And epic it is: a ten year, twenty-four book combination of poetry and…

THE ART OF BEING MARILYN The woman, the myth,and the image she carefully controlled The pink dress from Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953), designed by William Travilla Superstar…