Attention all comic fans! Prepare for an enthralling event as Bedrock City Comic Co. unveils its eagerly awaited Mini Comic Con! This gratis affair will unfold on March 23, from noon to 6 pm, at the Bad Astronaut Brewing Co., promising a day replete with the essence of comics, toys, and the broader pop culture […]
We last saw actor George MacKay as a man who thought he was inhuman in the bizarre film “Wolf.” Before that, he dodged bombs with impressive stuntman-like ability in the Oscar-winning “1917.” His filmography is nothing if not a list of challenges, both physically and mentally. One of his latest, “Femme,”
One of the more extraordinary films out of last year’s Toronto International Film Festival was ironically extraordinary. “One Life” could easily have been another World War II survival film full of heroes and do-gooders. It’s certainly a film with familiar themes and patterns, yet the performance from two-time Oscar winner
Discover our comprehensive list of top contenders and dark horses for the 2024 Oscar race. From seasoned veterans to breakout stars, we analyze the potential winners and discuss who benefits the most, win or lose. Gain insights into the careers of past winners and nominees and gain a deeper understanding of what winning an Oscar
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If “Dune” from 2021 was a preface, an introduction, breaking us gently into the dense universe of author Frank Herbert, then “Dune Part Two” is an acceleration. With each of his films, director, now auteur Denis Villeneuve, hones his craft, creating films with a brilliance that has lately only been seen in Christopher Nolan’s films.
The 2024 remake of “Shōgun” presents an ambitious attempt to tackle James Clavell‘s monumental novel. The series aims to reinvent and pay homage to the source material using modern storytelling techniques. However, the series struggles to consistently meet its potential, fluctuating between moments of moody tenderness and missed opportunities. Despite this, the series stands out
This month presents a special opportunity to delve into the diverse and rich history of African-American culture, shining a spotlight on voices that have long been marginalized. In this curated list, we’ll explore ten essential films that brilliantly encapsulate the struggles, triumphs, and contributions of the Black community. From groundbreaking classics to contemporary masterpieces, these
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Unless you live under the Causeway, you’ve probably noticed or heard something about this year’s Oscar race. Summer films like “Oppenheimer” and “Barbie” are raking in nominations along with film festivals and critics’ darlings “Poor Things,” “Killers of the Flower Moon,” and “Maestro,” betting on a boost from all the awards buzz. The infusion of
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There is an apparent reason why you didn’t see Jessica Chastain as a nominee for Best Actress at the Golden Globe Awards last weekend. Why her name also doesn’t appear in the list of nominees for this weekend’s Critics Choice Awards (for which I am a voter). Her latest film “Memory,” which debuted at the
When you stop looking at movies as simply an entertainment vehicle, you notice something more happening on screen. With each passing year, I notice that what impresses me cinematically grows smaller. The films I give positive ratings to are the ones that inspire me; they are challenging in some or various ways. My Top 10