I stumbled upon the trailer for Aneesh Chaganty’s Run earlier today, and while I know you can’t necessarily judge a movie by it’s trailer, this looks pretty amazing. The movie appears to revolve around Diane Sherman (Sarah Paulson), the mother of a handicapped young woman who’s entirely dependent upon her. Or is she? As the […]
Comicbook.com just posted a complete image of the Batsuit from Matt Reeves’ upcoming The Batman, and it’s hard to say if it works visually. And that’s because you can’t necessarily tell how well a costume works from spy shots because superhero suits are designed to be depicted in a certain way and in a particular […]
I must admit to not particularly caring about HBO’s Westworld, especially since from the start it seemed to be moving away–perhaps by necessity–from the relatively simple story of the 1973 original. Besides, the times that we’re living in things like AI (artificial intelligence) are common discussion points among people and there’s little chance the series […]
I didn’t make a habit of watching when X-Men movies in theaters because the writers didn’t seem to make any effort to understand the characters, so understandably they varied in terms of quality. Logan was released in 2017, and it’s such a somber, grim exercise that it at times feels as if it were purposely […]
I was reading an article on Men’s Health that ranked all the James Bond themes and while I didn’t agree with every conclusion reached I found the idea of Louis Armstrong recording a Bond theme a pretty intriguing one. Armstrong’s song, All The Time In The World, was featured in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, […]
This is not the sort of thing that typically interests me, but I watched Doctor Sleep a few days ago so I’m shining all over the place. And sure, the commercial makes no narrative sense at all, though to see Bryan Cranston doing his best Jack Torrance is a joy to behold. And Tracee Ellis […]
I could not stand 2014’s The Maze Runner because I grew up on Young Adult novels and it felt as if it looked at the subject matter somewhat contemptuously. The Scorch Trials is as irritating, though in a slightly different way. It still looks at the YA genre somewhat contemptuously, but is so weirdly edited […]
