Ben Whishaw’s Lovable Bear Goes On An Indiana Jones-Esque Adventure That Gets A Little Lost in the Jungle
When it comes to cinematic bears, you’d be hard-pressed to think of any as charming as Ben Whishaw’s Paddington. A marmalade-loving fellow whose sweet tooth is matched only by his even sweeter disposition, he’s a distinctly amusing anthropomorphic bear whose…
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My Fault: London Review – Prime Video’s Unwarranted Yet Entertaining Adaptation Knows Exactly What You Want In A YA Romance
My Fault: London plays out exactly how you would expect if you watched the 2023 Spanish adaptation of Mercedes Ron's Wattpad story, Culpa Mía, the first of a trilogy. There aren't any surprises, and all that we are left with…
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‘The Masked Singer’ Season 13 Episode 1 Recap: Lucky To Be Entertained!
It's Season 13, so it's time to get lucky! With lucky number 13 here, The Masked Singer is leaning into the theme hardcore. And that's ok! We love being a little on the nose from time to time. Especially when…
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The Classic Rom-Com is Still Charmingly Relatable — Even If Some of the Jokes Aren’t
As a pre-teen, I used to watch a lot of rom-coms, but as I grew older, I began to find them formulaic and lethargic. However, with the release of Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, it felt like the perfect…
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A Powerful Portrait Of Southern Black Farmers [Sundance]
An elegiac portrait of Black southern farmers, Brittany Shyne’s beautiful “Seeds” represents a profound excavation of the lives of a subsection of farmers struggling to stay afloat. Yet, despite the hardships facing her subjects, “Seeds” is anything but a lament.…
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Captain America: Brave New World Review
Many have said that the MCU is going through an awkward phase, including Deadpool. While there’s no denying that this is Marvel’s most inconsistent era, it’s not their first rough patch. Between Iron Man 3 and Thor: The Dark World,…
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Captain America: Brave New World Review
As a cog in the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe machine, Captain America: Brave New World is arguably more important than any other movie Marvel Studios will release this year. It's the fourth overall Captain America movie, but it's the first…
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Not Even Harrison Ford Can Save the MCU From Hitting Rock Bottom
As hard as it might be to believe, 2025 is when the MCU's "Multiverse Saga" will be plowing through its penultimate act. Following a few box office disappointments, mixed viewership for exclusive Disney+ shows, and controversy surrounding the Saga's prior…
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‘The Librarians’ Review: A Passionate and In-Depth Look at Book Bannings in the U.S.
For many, their first introduction to literature is at the school library. Whether it's a story about a fantasy land full of faeries or a dystopia where a patriarchal totalitarian government has taken over the U.S., books transport us to…
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Gimmicky Fanfiction For the Middle-Aged and the Middle Class
Looking at the evolution of Bridget Jones is like watching a suburb of a big city become gentrified or a very slow trainwreck happening before your eyes over a two-decade period. While every film follows the shenanigans and sexcapades of…
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Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy Review
In 2001, the world was gifted Bridget Jones's Diary, starring Renée Zellweger as the titular Bridget Jones, and took its place in the hallowed halls of rom-com history. Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, the fourth installment, sees the return…
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Art and Politics Intertwine in This Superb Documentary
It might sound weird to draw comparisons between a heavy documentary like Johan Grimonprez's Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat and a classic Hollywood musical, and yet, there is a distinct parallel that can be traced between the Oscar-nominated film and…
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